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- This article is about the novel, for the cult, see The Brethren (cult).
The Brethren is a law-related novel by American author John Grisham, published in 2000. Three former judges incarcerated in a federal minimum security prison develop a scam to extort wealthy gay men. With the help of their lawyer, Trevor Carson, they transfer their ill-gotten money to a secret Bahaman bank account. Unknowingly, their scheme hooks the front-running candidate for President of the United States. An earlier book by American journalist Bob Woodward, also called The Brethren (1979), is a nonfiction look behind the scenes
of the United States Supreme Court during Warren Burger's years as Chief Justice of the United States.Preceded by:
The Testament | John Grisham Novels
2000 | Succeeded by:
A Painted House |
| John Grisham's novels (as of 2005) |
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1980s:A Time to Kill
1990s:The Firm —The Pelican Brief —The Client —The Chamber —The Rainmaker —The Runaway Jury —The Partner —The Street Lawyer —The Testament
2000s:The Brethren —A Painted House —Skipping Christmas —The Summons —The Bleachers —The King of Torts —The Last Juror —The Broker |
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