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B Is for Burglar is a 1985 detective novel by Sue Grafton and the second installment in her alphabet series featuring private investigator Kinsey Millhone. Hired to locate a woman needed for an inheritance matter, Millhone follows the missing person's trail from fictional Santa Teresa, California, t...
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Popular early Kinsey entry, tighter and more assured than the debut; strong series reputation.
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H Is for Homicide is a 1991 detective novel by Sue Grafton and the eighth installment in her alphabet series featuring California private investigator Kinsey Millhone. After an insurance claims adjuster is killed, Millhone investigates a suspected fraud operation and works undercover among people co...
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Strong Kinsey undercover entry, praised for insurance-fraud milieu and pacing; above-average series standing.
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C Is for Corpse is a 1986 detective novel by Sue Grafton and the third installment in her alphabet series featuring California private investigator Kinsey Millhone. A young man recovering from a severe car crash hires Millhone because he believes the collision was a deliberate attempt to kill him, b...
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Solid Kinsey mystery with engaging client premise and voice; well liked if not a series landmark.
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G Is for Gumshoe is a 1990 mystery novel by Sue Grafton and the seventh entry in her alphabet series featuring California private investigator Kinsey Millhone. Kinsey is hired to locate an elderly woman connected to a troubled family while also learning that a contract killer has been sent after her...
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Well-liked Kinsey novel with personal peril and missing-person case; solid fan reception.
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A Is for Alibi is a 1982 mystery novel by Sue Grafton and the first book in her alphabet series featuring private investigator Kinsey Millhone. In the novel, a woman recently released from prison hires Millhone to investigate the murder of her husband and establish who was actually responsible. Set...
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Influential Kinsey Millhone debut with strong voice and series importance; good reception, later entries often stronger.
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D Is for Deadbeat is a 1987 detective novel by Sue Grafton and the fourth entry in her alphabet series about California private investigator Kinsey Millhone. Millhone accepts a cash payment from an recently paroled client who asks her to deliver money to a teenage boy, but the client dies before ful...
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Reliable Kinsey entry with strong narration and moral ambiguity; generally mid-to-good series consensus.
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Y Is for Yesterday is a 2017 detective novel by Sue Grafton and the twenty-fifth published entry in her alphabet series featuring California private investigator Kinsey Millhone. Its investigation begins when the parents of a recently released prisoner hire Kinsey over a blackmail demand connected t...
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Final alphabet entry has emotional significance and solid craft; consensus notes length and late-series fatigue.
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