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Learn morePrivate investigator Kinsey Millhone is back, sassy and self-reliant as ever. Visiting a small town in the Sierras, Kinsey aids a recent widow, Selma Newquist, who believes that her detective husband did not die of a heart attack, as reported, but from foul play. Kinsey sifts through the paper trail Tom Newquist left behind, trying to discover what he was investigating before he died. Kinsey is about to call it quits when she is severely beaten in her motel room. Spurred to probe further she soon unearths clues regarding a long-unsolved murder that may or may not implicate the colleagues of Tom Newquist. Wry and intelligent, Kinsey Millhone solves the case -- and Sue Grafton delivers the goods.
"Kinsey Millhone is the epitome of the tough, independent, smart, feisty PI .... entertaining and engaging." (Booklist)
Sue Grafton spends part of the year in Kentucky and the rest in California.ย ย All of her Alphabet Mysteries are available from Random House Audio, read by Judy Kaye.
Sue Grafton spends part of the year in Kentucky and the rest in California.ย ย All of her Alphabet Mysteries are available from Random House Audio, read by Judy Kaye.
Reviews
"UNLIKE MANY DETECTIVE SERIES, GRAFTON'SSEEMS ONLY TO GET BETTER EVERY TIME."
--Entertainment Weekly
"The lady can write. . . . Any reader who needs a smart and sassy P. I. would do well to hire Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone."
--The New York Times Expand reviews