Thanks Gus, and thanks Dale and Orlando for coming and giving your valuable insights.

     Gus, yes, I have read:

   The Confession (A confissão)
   The Associate
   The Pelican Brief (O Dossiê Pelicano)
   A Time to Kill
   The Last Juror

The Innocent Man (O inocente)
This book attracted quite a criticism of the DA Bill Peterson.
http://www.billpetersondistrictattorney.com/

However many don´t agree, so there are others that think otherwise, like this guy.
http://gerbeans.blogspot.com/2007/04/district-attorney-bill-peterson-website.html

Here you also learns that DA Bill Peterson sued Grisham, the case was dismissed.
http://barbarasblogspot.blogspot.com/

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     Indeed my reading is very ecletical, Grisham is one of the authors tha are in my shelves, but I have others authors of others genres too: Elias Canetti, Steven D.Levitt/Stephen J.Dubner (Freakonomics), Franz Kafka, Michael Crichton, Noah Gordon, Tami Hoag, Johnattan Kellerman, Sidney Sheldon, David Baldaci, Eric Hobsbawn, Daniele Steel, Phillipa Gregory, Robin Cook, and many more.

    Have a nice reading, Gus.      Sometimes I get myself dragging my feet in some readings, so I slow down to two or three pages a day, sometimes I can´t put the book down, like the "All Said and Done" by Simone Beauvoir (just one example here).