The Associate

It's a damned good read. This is Grisham returning to what he knows best.

Scotland on Sunday

Grisham paints a fascinating picture. Vintage Grisham, with a really believable ending

The Guardian

Tense and exciting

Evening Standard

Easily his most recognisably 'back to form' novel since The Firm. Grisham has returned with a vengeance to his trademark territory: the grim world of corporate law and the sinister machinations of the men on its fringes.

The Times

In typical Grisham fashion it does hurtle along at a decent clip

London Lite

Don't wait for the film, read the book first this time. The maestro of the legal thriller's new one centres on a brilliant student with an unfortunate secret.

Daily Sport

The Firm had at it's rotten core a private enterprise in the guise of a legal practice, the filth at the heart of The Associate is much more insidious. Grisham's fine legal mind clearly sets out all the parameters, and then he puts his outraged foot down, right to the floor.

The Mirror

Grisham never disappoints and this is another fantastic read

The Sun

In The Associate, John Grisham returns to the legal milieu he explored so vividly in The Firm. Grisham is such a storyteller that you want to turn the page

The Guardian

The cat-and-mouse game that ensues is gripping, the legal background utterly convincing

Sunday Telegraph

Grisham's new book harks back to the one that made him famous, and effectively defined the legal thriller genre: The Firm. Grisham does a fine job of evoking the insanely competitive culture of a major New York law firm.

The Mail on Sunday

The Associate grabs the reader quickly and becomes impossible to put down

New York Times

A vintage legal thriller from the master of the genre

USA Today