T is for Trespass : A Kinsey Millhone Novel

from SamSattler

"T Is for Trespass" is the 20th of 21 Kinsey Millhone novels written by Sue Grafton since 1982 when she published the first of what is to be a 26-book series, one for each letter of the alphabet. The books are coming a little bit farther apart these days but Grafton is on the downhill stretch now...

from justacatandabook

Perhaps the only thing that disturbed me about this book is that I read too many reviews before starting that warned that I would be reading Grafton's "most disturbing" novel to date -- I therefore kept waiting, worriedly, for something to horrible and awful to happen. Many bad things happen, but...

from dbhutch

Back on Sue Grafton's books after a bit of a hiatus - had a bunch of other things I wanted to read. Somehow her books keep getting better, and I'm looking forward to U. Im Trespass, Kinsey finds herself embroiled in and issue with one of her and Henry's eldery neighbors. Gus, who lives next door,...

from mojacobs

I was a fan of Kinsey Millhone from book A, but the last few books disappointed me. So this one was a pleasant surprise: there are several plots to keep your interest going, they are not TOO unlikely, and Kinsey is not acting TOO silly. It's been a long time since I actually was thrilled by a boo...

from lamour

In this chronicle of another portion of Millhone' life, the private eye juggles four cases while also worrying about Henry Pitt's most recent relationship with a real estate agent. The primary case involves Henry's neighbour, Gus Vronsky, and his need for a care giver. After he scares a number of...