John Grisham’s writing style is influenced by the trials of his life, particularly his career as a lawyer and his experiences with the legal system. His involvement in criminal defense provided him with insight into courtroom drama and the intricacies of legal battles, elements that permeate his novels. Personal challenges, including his transition from law to writing, played a crucial role in shaping his narrative voice. Grisham's ability to blend facts with fiction allows readers to engage with complex legal issues while maintaining a compelling storyline, contributing to his status as a bestselling author.