What is the author's style in The Client by John Grisham?

The Client is written in the style of third person narration. The narrator of the story has very little presence, mostly going unnoticed by the reader. The reader can trust the narration and accept that it is objective. The author takes the reader into the thoughts and minds of many of the characters. Therefore, the reader can relate to, sympathize with and understand the motivations of more than just the main character.