The Testament Grisham, John

Troy Phelan is a billionaire on the edge of death, and his three ex-wives and six children are circling like vultures. But when his will is read, the $11 billion fortune goes to Rachel Lane — an illegitimate daughter no one knew existed, now working as a missionary deep in the Brazilian Pantanal. Enter Nate O'Riley, a burned-out lawyer fresh from rehab, dispatched into the jungle to find her. What starts as a legal thriller pivots into something quieter and stranger: a meditation on wealth, purpose, and what happens when you strip away everything. Grisham trades courtroom drama for mosquito-ridden swamps and ethical reckonings. For fans of legal fiction who want something messier and more reflective than the usual verdict.