Gray Mountain

This book follows the steps of a New York lawyer that is forced to leave her work and the city she loves and start working pro-bono in a small town near the Apalaches. There, she discovers the truth about mining companies, how it affects the nature and the life of everyone around them.

The book itself has great momentum, something that Grisham knows how to deliver. Even when not much seems to be happening, the story flows quickly and never gets boring. However, after a coupl of good twists, the plot seems to come to halt and then just fades away in the last couple of chapters.

Good book, but a poor ending.