'K' Is for Killer -- Sue Grafton

from p.d.r.lindsay

I found this a sad read. A cold case which let us into the minds of parents, friends, siblings of the murdered girl but left us still not knowing who she really was. Like life really. Do we ever know, really know the people closest to us? Kinsey soon finds that investigating this ten month old my...

from readafew

Sue Grafton has been writting the Kinsey Milhone series for about 25 years now and she has been fairly consistant with her quality. Her writing is simple and easy to read. The Mysteries are not terribly difficult to forsee, but she writes a good story and not a lot of thinking is involved. K is f...

from ChrisWeir

This one has Kinsey looking into the death of a young woman who was not as nice and clean as her parents wanted to believe. The young woman in question was a high priced call girl who was murder 10 months ago. Has a variety of extra characters and yet again I didn't figure out who the killer was ...

from benfulton

Only the second in the series I've read; surprisingly good for what appears to be a formulaic series of books with no particular story arc. You would think if you knew exactly how many books you were going to put in a series, you could at least make an effort at some sort of overall character dev...

from lamour

Kinsey is asked by a grieving mother, Janice Kepler, to investigate the death of her daughter, Laura. Slowly Kinsey puts the pieces together discovering that the beautiful young woman was a high end call girl, acted in a pornographic film and was going to marry a gangster. Kinsey becomes friends ...