The Brethren

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The Brethren is a law-related novel by American author John Grisham, published in 2000.

An earlier book by American journalist Bob Woodward, also called The Brethren (1979), is a nonfiction look behind the scenes of the United States Supreme Court during Warren Burger's years as Chief Justice of the United States.

Preceded by: The Testament

John Grisham Novels 2000

Succeeded by: A Painted House

John Grisham's novels (as of 2005)
1980s	A Time to Kill
1990s	The Firm — The Pelican Brief — The Client — The Chamber The Rainmaker — The Runaway Jury — The Partner — The Street Lawyer — The Testament
2000s	The Brethren — A Painted House — Skipping Christmas — The Summons The Bleachers — The King of Torts — The Last Juror — The Broker

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