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Grisham to release ‘The Exchange,’ sequel to ‘The Firm’ this October
Over 30 years after “The Firm” put John Grisham on the map as one of America's best fiction writers, the Mississippi native is releasing a sequel to his famous novel.
“The Exchange,” which is set to be released on Oct. 17, will reunite readers with attorney and whistleblower Mitch McDeere. During a recent appearance on CBS Mornings, Grisham gave a little insight into where McDeere and his wife, Abby, are now.
“Mitch is 41 years old. He's a lawyer in Manhattan. He's a partner in the biggest law firm in the world. He's a very successful international lawyer, who goes all over the world putting out fires for his clients. He's very successful” Grisham explained. “Abby is a book publisher in Manhattan. They have twin sons and life is very good. And then, Mitch takes a case that he probably wishes he hasn't taken, and his life gets very complicated.”
More than 30 years after “The Firm” helped put @JohnGrisham on the map, the prize-winning author is releasing a sequel, titled “The…
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Title: Grisham to release ‘The Exchange,' sequel to ‘The Firm' this October
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Published Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2023 18:56:10 +0000
SUMMARY: Rain chances will continue over the next few days, with cooler air moving in by Sunday. Thursday will be warm and humid with scattered showers and storms in the afternoon. Thursday night may see some strong to severe storms, mainly along the MS River. Friday will bring a slow-moving cold front with limited rain, bringing cooler temperatures. The weekend will have increased rain chances, with Saturday likely to see scattered showers. Heavier rain is expected late Saturday into Sunday morning. Next week will gradually clear with warmer weather returning by mid-week.
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SUMMARY: Roughly 200,000 working Mississippians, including Ken Allen, could have access to healthcare if Medicaid is fully expanded in the state. Allen, who works as a custodian, cannot afford insurance and has been denied Medicaid multiple times. He and his family struggle with health issues and have limited options without insurance. Mississippi faith leaders are also advocating for Medicaid expansion. Lawmakers are currently discussing the possibility of expansion, with the hope of including those making up to 138% of the federal poverty level. Allen emphasizes the importance of providing healthcare to those in need, urging lawmakers to reach an agreement on Medicaid expansion soon.
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SUMMARY: The Jackson State Women's Basketball Team, known for their recent SWAC championship win and WNBA draft pick Angel Jackson, was recognized by lawmakers at the Mississippi State Capitol. Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann praised the team for pushing Mississippi forward. Despite their success, Head Coach Tomekia Reed emphasized that their focus is not on defending titles but on continual improvement and recruiting new talented players to maintain their program's success in the future. She highlighted the team's commitment to being great and sticking to their foundational principles as they look forward to the next season.
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