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The Client Study Guide

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by John Grisham
About 103 pages (30,813 words)
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"He was a coward, but a very determined one." pg. 8

"'You had to be a cute ass and stick your dirty little nose in my business, didn't you? So I think we should die together. Okay? Just you and me, pal. Off to La La Land. Off to see the wizard. Sweet dreams, kid."' pg. 10

"'I planned a nice little suicide, you know just me and my hose and maybe a few pills and some whisky."' pg. 11

"He screamed obscenities at the sky." pg. 19

"He asked God for a family in which everyone could sleep without fear of abuse." pg. 58

"He held his hands up patiently as if he would love to answer questions but, being a man of great importance, he just didn't have the time." pg. 63

"As the secret and confidential information unfolded, it.....

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