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The Boys from Biloxi by John Grisham tells the story of two men, Hugh Malco and Keith Rudy, childhood friends whose lives diverge as one becomes a criminal and the other a district attorney dedicated to eradicating crime. Their fathers, Croatian immigrants, represent opposite sides of the law, propelling their sons into a dramatic and deadly confrontation. The novel addresses topics including violence, sexual violence, sex work, gambling, and capital punishment.