L is for Lawless (Sue Grafton)
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (716 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0739314238 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 289 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"A Dissapointment" according to Carol W. This was the last of the alphabet series I readI initially skipped it because I didn't care for the premise of the story. This was not the Kinsey I've grown to love & admire. She allowed herself to be used & duped from the very beginning & somehow justified it to herself that it was ok. Where were the spicy retorts? Where was her backbone? The Kinsey I knew wouldn't have allowed anyone to treat or talk to her as there characters did (especially Laura). She would have been on a plane & celebrating pre wedding festivities instead of helping ungrateful people going after ill gotten goods. Definitely a d. Interesting story Corri G. The action in this book started out a little more slowly than some of the others in this series, but picked up quickly once the main mystery became apparent. Overall, this is another good read in a series I enjoy. I am looking forward to reading the next one.. Witty writer makes her character seem like a real person W Jones I absolutely love the Kinsey Milhone series. Sue Grafton only inserts sex, violence or bad words (lol) when they're necessary to the story, meaning, she doesn't overdo any of these things and that makes the story more real. I won't stop till I'm through the whole 'alphabet' series.
A Kinsey Millhone mysteryWhen Kinsey Millhone agrees to do a favor for Henry Pitts, her lovable octogenarian landlord, she literally gets taken for the ride of her life. All Kinsey has to do, she thinks, is cut through some government red tape. Before long Kinsey is trailing crooks halfway across the country, impersonating a hotel maid, tangling with a baseball bat-wielding grandmother, and running from one very dangerous character. With her money almost gone and her nerves frayed, Kinsey's got to solve a decades-old crime and make it back home in time for Henry's wedding if she can make it back at all. "THIS IS ONE OF GRAFTON'S MOST FUN-TO-READ BOOKS. The family of a recently deceased WWII veteran wants her to find out why the military has no record of his service. But when the dea
It seems such a simple thing, but with Kinsey, it rarely is. With such proof, the man can be decently buried, courtesy of the U.S. --K.A. It seems there is a reason the Armed Services have no record of the dead man's service. Henry Pitt, her longtime landlord asks her to help a fellow neighbor find evidence that his grandfather served in the military during the Second World War. Before long she finds herself entangled with an eccentric and quarrelsome family as well as a long lost buddy who has turned up just in time to ge