A New York Times bestselling author appears for the first time ever in an omnibus edition! Old fans and new friends will welcome this collection of Sue Grafton's first three alphabet crime novels: A Is for Alibi, B Is for Burglar, and C is for Corpse. The award-winning mysteries all feature former cop turned detective, Kinsey Milhone, one of the most loved heroines of modern mystery fiction.
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Format:Hardcover
As soon as I got past the first chapter, I was immediately sucked into the mystery of the book. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. It's amazing. This is the kind of book that never gets boring. The mysteries are realistic, and Sue grafton gives you just the right information to keep you reading and then want more after you're done. I would recommend this book to anyone who is into mysteries or suspense. These are by far my favorite series of books.
Format:Hardcover
I have completed the entire alphabet series the Ms. Grafton has written so far. I can't wait for the next one. I keep looking and hoping for more, more, more.
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Format:Hardcover
Sue Grafton is an excellent writer! This was my first book of hers and I was glad to have the three in one. As soon as I finished one, I could go right on to the next, through to the end of the book. I'm ready to go on to the next one, but I have to get it first! Grafton keeps readers thinking along with Kinsey, which I think is fun.
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Getting better as she goes along
This is the first time I've read anything by Sue Grafton. I see Grafton progressing as a writer. I bought this book no knowing anything about the writer and her A to Q mysteries. Read more
Published on Jun 7 2003 by SJ Holley
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A is for Annoying, B is for Boring, C is for Chafe
This was one of the worst books I've read. I could only choke down A and B. The thought of tring to suffer through C filled me with dread. Read more
Published on Jun 6 2003
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Such Drama and Suspense
C is for Corpse by Sue Grafton is an intense book that leaves you craving for more of Grafton and Kinsey. Kinsey Milhone is middle aged, single, and a private investigator. Read more
Published on Jan 20 2003 by Meghan Andrews
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Nasty, crass, crude, rude, and tasteless
Sue Grafton lacks taste and tact. She is as crass as any merchant marine. Her language is distasteful and offending. Read more
Published on Dec 30 2002 by C Hackett
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Time to play catch up.
It's been years since I have read anything by Sue Grafton. I was in a book store when I noticed she was so far into the alphabet! Read more
Published on Oct 9 2001 by "lovestoshop"
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Trust me--you won't want to read three of these
Because this series is so popular, I assumed I would want to read at least three of them. What a disappointment. Read more
Published on Sep 11 2001 by Angela
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A Must for Any Lover of Sharp-Edged Prose
Grafton transends detective fiction-- her private eye is a wonderful creation with sharp eye, mind, and tongue. Read more
Published on May 20 2000 by Peter A. Greene
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Realistic and Daring!
Sue Grafton created a very "normal" PI when she crafted Kinsey Milhone's profile - a 30 year old lone, independent, no frills female PI in 1980s southern California... Read more
Published on Dec 10 1999 by benoitpi@jps.net, beabig@bigfoot.com
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The best PI ever in a great collection
When Sue Grafton introduced Kinsey Millhone to the world, she was destined for success. I've read every single Millhone mysteries, and they're addictive like chocolate. Read more
Published on Nov 9 1999 by Laurent Boulanger
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