E Is for Evidence (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries) (edició 1989)

I love the way the author goes into detail of the scenes as they come up in the book making you see the locations in your mind. This was another page turner in the series, and this time i had no clue on the out come into it was reveled at the end and for me it came out of nowhere. ( )

I do like the Kinsey Millhone series. The character is far from perfect, which makes her more human in my eyes. I like that the answers to her mysteries don't just fall in her lap. Kinsey has to work for them. And I love the time frame; I lived then and remember a world of cigarettes, no ubiquitous smartphones, and information residing solely on paper.

I liked the mystery in this book. Both the reader and Kinsey know she is being framed, but by whom and for what reason? Again, Sue Grafton plays fair with the reader, but I didn't figure the answer out ahead of Kinsey.

If you like PI mysteries with a hint of cozy, then this series should be up your alley. ( )

Fiction

Couldn't finish it ( )

Maybe I'm just getting tired of the character (I've read four of these over the last few months), but this one was just very meh for me. At least it was a quick read. ( )