Q Is for Quarry: A Kinsey Millhone Novel

from benfulton

Really, for a character with more than 18 books written about her, we don't know a heck of a lot about Kinsey Millhone. This one brings out her family in more detail, and I suspect by the time we get to Z there's going to be a mushy reconciliation with them. I hope not. A lot of the stories in th...

from SeriousGrace

In "Q" is for Quarry Kinsey Millhone is now 37 years old. She still lives alone without plants, animals, or family to speak of. In other words, she has plenty of time to devote to her newest cold case: the 18 year old unsolved mystery of who murdered an unknown teenager in 1969. She was found dum...

from Mrsbaty

I first read this book several years ago and it has stuck in my mind ever since then. I think about it often. I was really happy to read it again when it came up this time in my reread of the series and it still has the same appeal it did the first time. When a book can keep you thinking about it...

from TVNerd95

I loved this one. I loved the cold case. I loved the interaction between Kinsey, Dolan and Stacey. You really get some insight and can see just how much more comfortable Kinsey is with people older than her versus closer to her own age. The other good thing in this one is how great the older char...

from FMRox

PI Kinsey Milhone finds herself dragged into an investigation of a cold case with two sickly police detectives. Grafton uses for her storyline a true cold case from Santa Barbara in 1969 with her spin on it. This one Grafton seems to have really come back. Better storyline, less unexplained side ...