The first reviews to Season 5 of "Suits" are starting to be published and they look positive.

Forbes published the first review and noted that the series is off to a solid start. The review stated, "Judging solely from the season premiere, 'Suits' is returning as strong as ever. Harvey's in a new world, as are Donna, Louis, Mike and Rachel. Everyone's story is going somewhere, and everyone's story is going there quickly. If you were hoping the show would deliver on the insanity that was the season four finale, then you're most certainly in luck heading into season five."

However, the review does note that Mike and Rachel's story takes a backseat. He said, "Unfortunately, the A and B storylines being dominated by Harvey, Donna and Louis means the C story involving Rachel and Mike is a little lackluster at the moment, but not without hope."

The new season is rumored to be more character-driven as opposed to legal-based and it is rumored to be more about Harvey than the rest of the characters. Based on the first review, it is no surprise that USA is trying to better the quality of the show as each season has scored progressively better reviews and has attracted more audiences. If the positive reviews continue to be published, it is likely this new season could break the shows records and USA could order a sixth season.

"Suits" has its premiere in seven days on USA at 8 p.m. The series tells the story of Mike Ross, a brilliant college-dropout, who finds himself a job working with Harvey Specter, one of New York City's best lawyers.

The series stars Gabriel Macht as Harvey, Patrick J. Adams as Mike Ross, Rick Hoffman as Louis Litt, and Meghan Markle will reprise her role as Rachel Zane. Sarah Rafferty stars as Donna.

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