John Grisham's books tend to be easy to read. Unfortunately, his latest books do not live up to "The Firm" or "The Client." The plot of "The Last Juror" was so simple that it didn't take a rocket scientist to guess what would happen next. That isn't necessarily a bad thing, but this story line left you feeling unsatisified. I compare it to going to a great restaurant and not getting enough to eat. After plowing through 355 pages, you are left with a "is that it?" reaction. The ending wasn't enough to make you feel full when you left the table.