John Grisham's 'The Widow' Explores Justice and Morality

John Grisham's book 'The Widow' tells the story of a lawyer, Simon, who gets involved with an elderly widow named Eleanor.

Eleanor has a lot of money and asks Simon to manage it.

When Eleanor dies in a car accident, Simon is accused of murder.

The story explores who is a 'good' or 'bad' victim, with a focus on justice and morality.

The book delves into how the legal system can be flawed and questions if breaking the rules is sometimes needed to find justice.