by Sue Grafton, Judy Kaye
This book starts with Kinsey being asked to escort Reba, the daughter of a very wealthy man out of prison, accompanying her for a few days, until she could get her life straight. From there she discovers that there may be more behind the crime Reba committed, and of course, Kinsey just can't stay aw...
In R is for Ricochet, Kinsey Milhone is given a seemingly easy assignment that pays well. She is being paid to babysit Reba Lafferty, the 32 year old daughter of a wealthy man who has just recently been paroled after embezzling. Things start off well for Kinsey. Reba is easy going and they get along...
This is a very different story from the previous Kinsey stories and it's gotten some bad reviews because of that but it's in the top 5 for me. It's clever and kept my curiosity up through the whole story. Kinsey has been hired by a elderly gentlemen to pick up his 30 year old daughter, Reba, from...
By far the worst of the series so far. I felt like this one was a waste of my time.
R is for Rancid.After starting this book I was wondering how someone could have successfully had a series 18 books long with writing this poor. An hour into reading and I was yet to come across anything other than needless exposition. I then checked the reviews for this and the rest of the series. A...
In R, the 18th book in Grafton's alphabet mysteries, private eye Kinsey Millhone is asked to keep an eye on a woman just released from prison who can't seem to help getting into mischief. With Grafton, like Evanovich, you know before you open to page one what you are going to get: a nice little mys...
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