R is for Ricochet (Grafton, Sue)119 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 2004 R is for ? + Good Kinsey Millhone read + SUE GRAFTON I like the writing of Sue Grafton. I don't mean to be chauvinistic, but she writes like a man. Women novelists generally do not portray sexual intimacy as men do. Grafton does! It is a reoccurring style that I have unexpectedly found in her other books that I have had an opportunity to ...             L is for Lawless (Sue Grafton)49 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1995 Totally Enjoyable.... + Kinsey does it again! + Lawless is Right + Sue Grafton Mystery             T is for Trespass (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)188 reviews Sue Grafton Putnam Adult, 2007 A Very Good Mystery + Terrific + Always a good read + First of the alphabet series             D is for Deadbeat (Sue Grafton)29 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1993 Kinsey Millhone is My Hero(ine)! + D is for Darned Good + Light Mystery, Entertaining Read... + Great book             G is for Gumshoe (Sue Grafton)53 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1990 The second reading was simply delightful! + Loved it + Gumshoe Protection I've just read 'G is for Gumshoe' a second time and, without doubt, Miss Grafton has a pinnache for spinning excellent reads. Her 'funky' attitude about life makes nearly every offering in this series more fun that its predecessor. I love Kinsey Millhone and Sue Grafton.             S is for Silence (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)226 reviews Sue Grafton DOUBLEDAY LARGE PRINT HOME LIB, 2005 A project for Kinsey + THE BEST + Welcome back Kinsey + The Kinsey We Know and Love             Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5)5871 reviews J. K. Rowling, Mary GrandPré Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 J.K. Rowling Rocks!!! + One of my favorites in the whole series. + Things Get Serious + Five good books in a row. + convenient and fast             P Is for Peril (A Marian Wood Book) (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries (Hardcover))250 reviews Sue Grafton Amazon Remainders Account, 2001 A somewhat strange entry in the series I have been reading a lot of Sue Grafton lately and loving them all. This was the first one that I found I wasn't enjoying as much as the rest. After reading reviews here, I see that I am not alone. It's really quite strange. The main plot is fairly slow moving and not very captivating. I ...             C is for Corpse (Sue Grafton)49 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1992 Loved It! + Another Great Kinsey Millhone Mystery + Corpse Corpse + C is for Corpse + Best so far!             The Sweet Far Thing (The Gemma Doyle Trilogy)116 reviews Libba Bray Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2007 The best book ever!.... + Last book in trilogy wouldn't have made it as first + Any who have acquired and enjoyed the others won't want to miss this + Wonderful Conclusion to the Series!             M is for Malice (Sue Grafton)78 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 2002 One of the Best... + Malice and Crime + one of my favorites + Good "basic" detective story             Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4)5173 reviews J. K. Rowling Scholastic Paperbacks, 2002 Best H.P. Book! + The Best so far... + I Love Jim Dale This,In My Opinion Is The Best Book.It definitly Is Where It Goes Into a darker genre of books.I Would Just About Recommend This Exciting,Page- turner,to just about anyone!             Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Book 2)2657 reviews J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2003 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets on CD + The weakest of the series. + A solid sequel + Good fantasy book for children + An amazing novel             N Is for Noose (Sue Grafton)173 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 2002 Superb! The sinister plot makes for a stellar Kinsey mystery + Not the Best... + Great Female Role Model, Great Writing Considering this is a Sue Grafton mystery with a particularly fast pace and a tense and unsettling plot, I was surprised to see some negative reviews on here. Someone compared the town that Kinsey is based out of in this mystery to Twin Peaks and I can see the similarities. Every character seems ...             Death: The High Cost of Living61 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 1994 Death is really a sweetie + Interesting story, great read For me, as for many fans of the "Sandman" series, the best character is Death. Gaiman conceives her not as a frightening figure in a cowl and carrying a scythe, but as an exceedingly perky young woman who wears black jeans and leotards and sports rather Goth-y makeup. She likes people -- she meets ...             A is for Alibi (Sue Grafton)126 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 2001 "A" is for Alibi -- a gangbusters start! + An old favorite revisited + Kinsey is My Favorite PI + Alibis             K is for Killer (Sue Grafton)56 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio Price-less, 2004 Enjoyable Escape... + Despite the hurried ending, I enjoyed this one I'm working my way through the alphabet and these books are proving to be a guilty escape. K is for Killer is one of the best ones so far. While these books aren't deep or graphic, they are fun, and I look forward to the next one.             J is for Judgment (Sue Grafton)30 reviews Sue Grafton Random House Audio, 1993 Greeaaat + Not Her Best, But Still Fun... + Fun book to read + Not Grafton's best -- but still a fun ride             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Book 3)2601 reviews J. K. Rowling Scholastic, 2004 The series truly begins. + Better than the First Two + An amazing novel + Good plot advancement but some weak elements + Fabulous narration             Rebel Angels (The Gemma Doyle Trilogy)115 reviews Libba Bray Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2006 Impressive + Wickedly Wonderful + Dark things are vying for power within the realms... + Great Book + A beautiful and improved sequel.