"I" Is for Innocent

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Summary: Great read
Review: The book had one of the most unexpected endings

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Summary: Absorbing Light Reading That Keeps You Guessing 'Til The End
Review: Grafton has written yet another fun mystery of the Kinsey Millhone variety. After being acquitted of the murder of his wealthy and artistic wife, an architect is sued in civil court for wrongful death by the victim's obsessed first husband, and Kinsey is hired to solidify the evidence against him (remind you of OJ?). I was particularly impressed with the skillful way Grafton wove the development of the murder victim's character through interviews with those who knew her. This is definitely one of the better of the alphabet mysteries. I naughtily stayed up way past my bedtime to finish this one.

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Summary: Once you Start, it is hard to put down!
Review: Very good book, in the alphabet series, but one of the more complicated ones. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good mystery!

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Summary: Tremendous stuff!
Review: "I" has got to be one of Grafton's best! You begin with such elusion and then it all becomes so clear! Millhone takes you on the step by step tour of events and never lets you down! Tremendous!

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Summary: if u enjoy good writing, DON'T read this book
Review: i borrowed this book from a friend to read and i regret that i did. it was very boring and the description of every thing in the surrundings is so tedious. i was amazed at how the writer reached I . this book reminded me of those boring mystery tv serieses that u know u will regret watching as soon as u change the channel to it. How the series got started and continues only shows u why people r having a hard time finding good books out there.

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Summary: GOT ANY TIME TO READ WITHOUT PUTTING THE BOOK DOWN?
Review: This book is excellent-as all of Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone books that I've read. Sue really knows how to make the story intriguing, yet without making it too suspenseful. And Kinsey is not the most typical P.I. either; for one thing she's a woman and for another thing, she's the hard-butted detective that we all crave for in our books. She's also bitingly funny even at the most mysterious moments. So let's give Sue and Kinsey a high-five.

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Summary: Great as a book on tape.
Review: If you have not heard Grafton's alphabet mysteries as a book on tape, do yourself a favor and get hold of one and enjoy! Judith Kaye IS the voice of Kinsey Millhone. She has the attitude and the wit down perfectly.

Of course, a great performance with a lousy story still makes a lousy story. Fortunately, this is a great story. The mystery is interesting and puzzling. Kinsey misses some obvious clues but, even though I had them way before she did, I still couldn't figure it out! A pleasure.

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Summary: Another great Kinsey mystery.
Review: "I" is for I think you would like this book if you read it. It was a little bit wordy at the beginnig but each page gets better than the one before. You will be glad you got past the first few pages because it gets a lot more interesting as you go along. And the ending of this book is really something else, it makes the whole book well worth reading. I really liked the book and I think you will too.

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Summary: I is for Innocent
Review: This book is not as good as some of Grafton's other books but still has the same type of quality that she exhibits in all of her books. In this one, Kinsey is asked to follow up a deceased PI in solving a 6-year old murder.

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Summary: Who Done It?
Review: Another suspenseful page turner!! Sue Grafton is so talented and she keeps on improving! I can't read fast enough to feel satisfied! I always wonder, what is that Kinsey going to do next!? In this book, Kinsey is her normal self - hard working, sassy and very funny!