Are You There Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea by Chelsea Handler
Requirements: MP3 Player, 451 MB, 128 kbps
Overview: She writes about a lot of funny things that everyone thinks about but don’t really talk about. I love how open and sarcastic she is. She has a great sense of humor! It seems like women would enjoy this more so than men. Also, this is not appropiate for teenagers and younger. Much of the subject matter is for mature readers.
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The Last Juror by John Grisham
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Overview: In 1970, small town newspaper The Clanton Times went belly up. With financial assistance from a rich relative, it’s purchased by 23-year-old Willie Traynor, formerly the paper’s cub reporter. Soon afterward, his new business receives the readership boost it needs thanks to his editorial efforts and coverage of a particularly brutal rape and murder committed by the scion of the town’s reclusive bootlegger family. Rather than shy from reporting on the subsequent open-and-shut trial (those who oppose the Padgitt family tend to turn up dead in the area’s swampland), Traynor launches a crusade to ensure the unrepentant murderer is brought to justice. When a guilty verdict is returned, the town is relieved to find the Padgitt family’s grip on the town did not sway the jury, though Danny Padgitt is sentenced to life in prison rather than death. But, when Padgitt is released after serving less than a decade in jail and members of the jury are murdered, Clanton once again finds itself at the mercy of its renegade family.
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The King of Torts by John Grisham
Requirements: MP3 Player, 323 MB, 64 kbps
Overview: Grisham continues to impress with his daring, venturing out of legal thrillers entirely for A Painted House and Skipping Christmas (the re-release of which this past fall was itself a bold move) and, within the genre, working major variations. Here’s his most unusual legal thriller yet–a story whose hero and villain are the same, a young man with the tragic flaw of greed; a story whose suspense arises not from physical threat but moral turmoil, and one that launches a devastating assault on a group of the author’s colleagues within the law. Mass tort lawyers are Grisham’s target, the men (they’re all men here, at least) who win billion-dollar class-action settlements from corporations selling bad products, then rake fantastic fees off the top, with far smaller payouts going to the people harmed by the products.
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The Summons by John Grisham
Requirements: MP3 Player, 373 MB, 96 kbps
Overview: Law professor Ray Atlee and his prodigal brother, Forrest, are summoned home to Clanton, Mississippi, by their ailing father to discuss his will. But when Ray arrives the judge is already dead, and the one-page document dividing his meager estate between the two sons seems crystal clear. What it doesn’t mention, however, is the small fortune in cash Ray discovers hidden in the old man’s house–$3 million he can’t account for and doesn’t mention to brother Forrest, either.
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The Brethren by John Grisham
Requirements: MP3 Player, 318 MB, 64 kbps
Overview: The Brethren is in many respects his most daring book yet. The novel grows from two separate subplots. In the first, three imprisoned ex-judges (the "brethren" in the title), frustrated by their loss of power and influence, concoct an elaborate blackmail scheme that preys on wealthy, closeted gay men. The second story traces the rise of presidential candidate Aaron Lake, a puppet essentially created by CIA director Teddy Maynard to fulfill Maynard’s plans for restoring the power of his beleaguered agency.
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