It's a bit strange to read a contemporary book that is set 30 years ago. But still, the story is quite fun. It seems that Kinsey Milhone is having some down time, i.e. no jobs. But then the police call her to identify a body they found on the beach. It's a homeless man. All his personal affects had ...
Two dead men changed the course of my life that fall. One of them I knew and the other I’d never laid eyes on until I saw him in the morgue.The first was a local PI of suspect reputation. He’d been gunned down near the beach at Santa Teresa. It looked like a robbery gone bad. The other was on the be...
Getting into this one was a little slow-going. I borrowed the audiobook version from the public library. It was told from two points of view - Kinsey's, first person voice, and then it dropped into third person when telling the other part of the story that would eventually tie in with Kinsey's lat...
Ms. Grafton has done it yet again. The wait was well worth it. For the first time the overall tone was low key. The mayhem happens to others, not to Kinsey. Well, almost. This is very intentional. The book is about the homeless. They are low-key and fade into the background, but are people ...
Got as a CD book; it was very boring. If I had had the actual book, I would have skipped a lot. As it is, I gave up and returned it. I just didn't care about the characters or the situations and the writing wasn't very good. Disappointing.
I freaking love this books, and I want to be Kinsey Millhone when I grow up. She is a bad ass.What can I tell you that, if you read these books, you don't already know? Sue Grafton's writing style is just wonderful. You literally see everything. Don't you all know exactly what Henry looks like? ...
This was such good story! I was so happy to see this series get back to what I loved about it when I first started reading it. Kinsey was in rare form. The story kept me riveted, and even though I knew who the bad guy was, I couldn't wait to see how it all unfolded. I'm so sad that I'm done so q...
After reading the recent Kinsey and Me: Stories by Sue Grafton all it did was whet my appetite for the new Alphabet Murder Mystery by Ms. Grafton.I have to say I for one will be saddened when Ms. Grafton eventually reaches Z is for...since I will not know what I will do without my yearly dose of Kin...
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