U Is for Undertow : A Kinsey Millhone Novel

from Romonko

I have been reading Grafton's alphabet series for a very long time now, and I really do enjoy Kinsey and the stuff she gets up to. But, contrary to what most of the reviews say for this one, I didn't think that this book was stellar! I found that there wasn't that much suspense and the plot was f...

from kaulsu

Grafton agains tries her hand at the flashback technique she used in [S is for Silence]. I said then I didn't think it would work a second time, but this book was pretty good. She also has gone back into telling the "back story" for those who haven't read from the beginning. As far as my memory g...

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Although it makes me sad that I'm getting to the end of this series, I have to say it's been an enjoyable ride. I first read "A is for Alibi" when it initially came out, and I think along the way I've missed only a couple. I think that over time Grafton has moved into more complex plots and story...

from koalamom

Kinsey has two interesting and unrelated problems to deal with here. One involves a 21 year old murder that a young man swears he saw back when he was 6, but since he's prone to exaggeration, few really believe him, especially when he leads them on what turns out to be a wild goose chase. Her oth...

from mikedraper

In April 1988, a young man, Michael Sutton, arrives at Kinsey Millhone's office without an appointment. He tells Kinsey that over twenty years ago, when he was six, he was playing in the woods and saw two men digging a hole. This happened just after a four-year-old girl was abducted. The publicit...