Sardonic, zestful and humane, with Millhone shaping up with each successive book as one of the major movers in comtemporary crime fiction Literary Review First there was a phone call from a stranger, then a letter showed up fourteen years after it was sent. Thats how I learned Id made a serious error in judgement and ended up risking my life . . . The call comes on a Sardonic, zestful and humane, with Millhone shaping up with each successive book as one of the major movers in comtemporary crime fiction Literary Review First there was a phone call from a stranger, then a letter showed up fourteen years after it was sent. Thats how I learned Id made a serious error in judgement and ended up risking my life . . . The call comes on a Monday morning from a guy who scavenges defaulted storage units at auction. Last weekend he bought a stack. They had stuff in them – Kinsey stuff. For thirty bucks, hell sell her the lot. Kinseys never been one for personal possessions, but curiousity wins out and she hands over a twenty (she may be curious but she loves a bargain). What she finds amid childhood memorabilia is an old undelivered letter. It will force her to re-examine her beliefs about the break-up of her first marriage, about the honour of her first husband, about an old unsolved murder. And it will put her life in the gravest peril. A fascinating insight into what made Kinsey the women she is now Daily Express Graftons fans will be thrilled with this knockout Kinsey Millhone mystery . . . One of the very best entries in a long-lived and much-loved series Publishers Weekly About The Author: Sue Grafton has become one of the most popular female writers, both in the UK and in the US. Born in Kentucky in 1940, she began her career as a TV scriptwriter before Kinsey Millhone and the alphabet series took off. She plans to take Kinsey all the way through the alphabet to Z. Sue lives and writes in Montecito, California and Louisville, Kentucky.