Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mysteries H Is for Homicide: A Kinsey Millhone Novel, Book 8, (Paperback)

from lamour

When Kinsey comes home from doing a case in San Diego, she finds the police investigating a murder in the parking lot of her office. This leads to her investigating insurance fraud and at the request of Lieutenant Dolan she goes under cover. Eventually she is held hostage by the fraud kingpin alo...

from polywogg

BOTTOM-LINE: H should be for huckster. . PLOT OR PREMISE: Kinsey has her hands full with a dead claims adjuster, a scam artist on the run from a dangerous ex, and an efficiency expert at the insurance company. . WHAT I LIKED: Kinsey goes undercover with the scam artist and her ex, with support fr...

from TerriBooks

In this eighth book of the series, Kinsey branches out a bit, reluctantly, into undercover work. It gives us a little something different and opens up the character to us in some new ways. I really enjoyed this book--Grafton seems to be able to avoid falling into a rut with a long series with thi...

from bookworm12

After Kinsey's most recent case comes to a close, she heads back home and finds out that a friend has been murdered. A short time later she begins investigating an insurance scam and finds out that the two cases are connected. Soon she finds herself working undercover in the home of Raymond Maldo...

from reading_fox

Fraud. By far the best of the series so far. More old school friends re-surface as Kinsey is tasked to investigate car insurance fraud. A night in jail ends up with kinsey trapped in LA as part of the fraudsters gang. Can she outwit the 'boss' and gather the evidence needed?