Kinsey Millhone Novel V Is for Vengeance: A Kinsey Millhone Novel, Book 22, (Paperback)

from lkernagh

This installment showcases Kinsey at her peak of prickly, feisty behaviour, to the point where Kinsey even manages to find herself at odds with her client. Probably not the best way to retain a client, but I guess when you take on a case mainly out of a sense of guilt, one can be a bit prickly wh...

from reading_fox

Hasn't aged that well - I took an extended break from the series for a while, and have picked this up which is about where I'd left off. The setting of 1988 now feels very dated, especially with the lack of mobile phones which would have rendered life so much easier. Otherwise it is a fairly typi...

from Mrsbaty

This book shows really shows the continuing evolution of Sue Grafton and Kinsey Millhone. Gone are the days when the stories were told simply by Kinsey narrating her investigations to us. Ever since S is for Silence, we have been getting multiple points of view which some people enjoy and some pe...

from Anntstobbs

Kinsey Milhone is caught up in a series of burglaries, shoplifters, mobsters and vendettas. She catches a woman shoplifting in a store and turns her in. The woman then jumps (?) from a bridge. Kinsey is asked by the woman's fiance to clear her name but the story gets deeper and deeper as mobsters...

from cathyskye

First Line: Phillip Lanahan drove to Vegas in his 1985 Porsche 911 Carrerra Cabriolet, a snappy little red car his parents had given him two months before, when he graduated from Princeton. Phillip is a typical young man who believes he's ten feet tall and bullet proof. He also thinks he's a firs...