L'avvocato di strada

Grisham often writes about legal ethics and social issues—I'm curious what motivated him to focus on homelessness and social justice in this story.

His transformation felt rapid at times, which made me wonder if the story is more about moral awakening or if there's more nuance to his change.

The depiction felt authentic and compassionate, making me curious if Grisham based it on personal experience or extensive research.