Sue Grafton always a good read!
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Mom finished in 2 days...read them all & anxiously awaiting Z!
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Another good book by Sue Grafton.  I guess once I  started reading them I really started liking her writing style and the pace at which she develops her stories.
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Love all of Sue Grafton's novels starring Kinsey Milhone. Can't wait for the rest, yet I am also dreading having no more!
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Sue Grafton's novels are fast paced and fun to read.  In many respects she's like LInda Barnes.  I like both of them
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LOVE LOVE LOVE Kinsey Millhone .... I could read her all day long .... she is funny and mysterious all at the same time ... I just can't get enough of her books ....
love Sue Grafton
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Kinsey Millhone is back!  In Sue Grafton's newest book, Kinsey essentially has three mysteries going on all at one time (two of them unintentional).  First, Kinsey takes a case that seems like an easy $200.  Of course that is not the case (ha!).  Kinsey finds out that the wool was pulled over her eyes and is trying to get to the bottom of the lies.  This puts her in the middle of a petty divorce (and an annulment!).  Secondly, Kinsey is contacted about some paperwork from an earlier case involving Pete Wolinsky (one of the focuses of W is for Wasted).  When she goes looking for some tax forms she uncovers something hidden in the bottom of one of the boxes.  She realizes Pete was looking into a case and she sets out to finish some unfinished business.  She has to put aside her judgment of Pete and look through a different set of eyes.  Lastly, Kinsey doesn't feel like something is quite right with her new neighbors.  She feels like they are taking advantage of Henry (her landlord) and his kindness.  Like all of Grafton's novels, Kinsey's snark and intuition are one of a kind.  She always pens such incredible dialogue.  Grafton also does an amazin job on the little details and forces you to pay close attention to them.  Something that seems minor turns out to be something ground-breaking later on.  Lastly, I always think I know the who and the why in her books, but she fools me every time!  Millhone fans will love this novel and will be glad to see some familiar faces (and places!) along the way!
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I enjoyed W is for Wasted as I have all the other books A thru V.  Keep em coming Sue Grafton!  A good read.
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I am always excited to see a new letter from Sue Grafton. I have read all of them and find all of them great escape fiction. I didn't give it a five only because they are all pretty much the same, but I'm not sure that is a complaint. Love Kinsey Mulhone.
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Love how Ms. Grafton finds such unusual story lines!  Her main or backup characters are interesting, likeable and realistic.  The nemesis are frightening and keep us on the edge of our seats!  I've kept the midnight light burning more than one night with her novels!
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Sue Grafton always makes Kinsey magnetic and interesting. I can't believe after 24 books, that her character is still so fresh and fun.  I can hardly wait for "Y."
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Loved Sue Grafton's "Wasted" - Kinsey, Henry, William & Dietz all together again to make Kinsey's story another that is hard to put down!
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What's not to like about the Kinsey Millhone Mysteries! I have enjoyed every one of Sue Grafton's stories, yes, starting with -- A is for Alibi.  I like the characters, the way the story develops, and simply find the books enjoyable.
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I have read all of Sue Grafton's "Alphabet series" and I find them to be enjoyable reads.  This one did not disappoint.  Kinsey is someone I would like to have a drink with at Rosie's and I like hanging out with her.  Nothing too deep or challenging.  Good entertainment.
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I love Sue Grafton mysteries including this one.  The hardest thing is waiting for the next one to be ready.
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A good read as usual, but a little predictable.  I have read all of Sue Grafton'a alphabet series, but had fallen behind so read S, T, U and V recently.  I find her character, Kinsey Milhone very likeable and authentic.  In T is for Trespass, Sue Grafton created some characters that were "real" and seemed to be capable of outwitting Kinsey, the P.I.  The ending was a little more exciting than usual!
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I love Sue Grafton books.  The plot not only had a few twists, but some great laughs in one section.  I love that Kinsey has grown and has a more up-to-date car. But she has her routine which most people have.  She is a "real person".
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As in the whole alphabet  mysteries series Sue Grafton gets you hooked early on and keeps you guessing all the way through. I love Kinsey Millhone and you will too!