The Firm (book)

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John Grisham's first novel, A Time to Kill, was only marginally successful and did not bring the author to the attention of the general public. Grisham's second novel, 1991's legal thriller The Firm, was his first widely recognized piece of work. Two years later, in 1993, a movie adaptation starring Tom Cruise was released.

Preceded by: A Time To Kill

John Grisham Novels 1991

Succeeded by: The Pelican Brief

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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