Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mysteries I Is for Innocent: A Kinsey Millhone Novel, Book 9, (Paperback)

from TerriBooks

Another strong showing in the series. Nothing extra special, but Kinsey keeps on her way, inviting us into glimpses of her life. I enjoyed the humor around the romance of Henry's brother. I'll keep on with the series, on occasions when I want something short and easy to enjoy.

from ValerieAndBooks

***This is a project of e-reading Grafton's series -- I started reading these back in the 1980s and would read each release as they came out over the years. To prevent spoilers, I will not attempt to summarize in detail. *** Oddly, the only thing that came back to me during this re-read is when H...

from bookworm12

Kinsey is back for another adventure in her life as a private investigator. She's been kicked out of her former offices, California Fidelity, and she's started and new partnership with a local lawyer, Lonnie Kingman. She's helping him investigate his cases in exchange for rent-free office space. ...

from booklover3258

I enjoyed this book. At first it was slow but it definitely picked up pace halfway through the book. This time around Kinsey is working a case involving a 6 year old murder where the guy who got out of jail who murdered the woman is now going up against a civil case. A lot of twists and turns tha...

from lamour

In the last novel in the series H Is For Homicide, you will remember Kinsey lost her office in the California Fidelity Offices because of a new efficiency officer who was sent in to reduce costs. She found new space in offices of her lawyer, Lonnie Kingman. The killer of a woman is found not guil...