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de Sue Grafton (Author) "looking back, it's hard to remember if the low morale at California Fidelity originated with the death of one of the claims adjusters or the..." En savoir plus
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This eighth in an alphabetically titled mystery series--Holt will publish "I" is for Innocentor is quotes around the letters PW style? in May--finds sleuth Kinsey Millhone undercover in a Los Angeles barrio. Some 178,000 hardcover copies of this Literary and Mystery Guild selection have been sold. (May
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Kinsey Millhone investigates the death of Parnell Perkins, a claims adjuster for California Fidelity.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Femal PI Extraordinaire, Avril 16 2004
This review is from: H Is for Homicide (Mass Market Paperback)
Okay, it's been a few years since Sue Grafton wrote this book and I'm finally getting around to reading it and making commentary. Having been caught up in John Grisham, Elmore Leonard, and James Patterson, I am just now discovering the alphabet series of mysteries written by Grafton. Her use of a feisty female PI is refreshing, and so far none of her stories have been boring.

In H is for Homicide, Kinsey finds herself caught up in an undercover investigation of insurance fraud and spends time, virtually as a hostage, in the LA barrios. She's tough and manages to solve the mystery and save her hide. Also, in this book, there is an interesting twist at the end that is a bit unbelievable, but adds interest to the story.

Great read. Grafton never disappoints.

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1.0étoiles sur 5 Really Disappointed, Mars 19 2004
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This review is from: H Is for Homicide (Mass Market Paperback)
I am new to this series of books and am reading them in order. I really enjoyed A through G, but H is a real disappointment. I simply do not like Kinsey in this one. She comes across as a bit stupid here. I'm surprised at her willingness to break the law. For example, she hits the female cop since this will get her arrested and she'll be able to stay close to Bibianna. What?! Or how about when she's with Raymond looking for potential accidents and she VOLUNTEERS to drive at one point. Then when she causes her first accident she feels a "thrill." Who is this person? What I really found ridiculous was the chapter with Dolan and Santos filling Kinsey in on what's going on and what they want her to do, and then low and behold, she inexplicably gets bailed out before she's supposed to. I hope the next books in this series that I read are a whole lot better.
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2.0étoiles sur 5 Weakest of the 10 I've Read, Mars 1 2004
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This review is from: H Is for Homicide (Mass Market Paperback)
I finally gave Grafton's "alphabet" series featuring Kinsey Millhone a try with "P Is For Peril" a year or two ago, when it was the newest of the series. I liked "P", and I've since been working my way through the rest, starting with "A" -- I've now reached "I."

I think "H Is For Homicide" is the weakest I've read. Much of the book has Kinsey undercover, living with some crooks and auto insurance fraud artists in Los Angeles. The plot doesn't seem to advance very quickly in these segments, and Kinsey's acerbic observations begin to pall. We're left with a generally static narrative of fairly pointless minor incidents among uninteresting, vaguely threatening people. Kinsey's better when she's rushing around among a variety of mainly middle class specimens, observing their tastes and foibles, in my opinion.

The good news is that "I Is For Innocent" was a welcome return to form.

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3.0étoiles sur 5 Not Too Bad-Could Have Been A Little More Interesting
In this book, Kinsey Millhone plays a cover-up investigator so she can see for herself, this deranged killer who not only kills but commits insurance fraud as well. Read more
Publié le Sep 25 2003 par J. Kirkman

4.0étoiles sur 5 Insurance fraud
When private investigator Kinsey Millhone returns home after doing a consumer investigation, she is saddened to learn that one of her friends from California Fidelity Insurance... Read more
Publié le Janv. 23 2003 par Karen Potts

5.0étoiles sur 5 Hurrah for Kinsey Millhone
I love Sue Grafton's work. She has created a wonderful set of characters led by Kinsey Milhone, Private Investigator. Read more
Publié le Janv. 1 2003 par Penny

4.0étoiles sur 5 Sue Grafton does it again
Someone once told me that Sue Grafton's book were for women only. Well, he could not have been any more wrong. Read more
Publié le Avril 6 2002 par Robert Von Gerds

5.0étoiles sur 5 You have to read it twice
This one largely takes place in the Los Angeles barrio where Kinsey is (kind of) undercover investigating insurance fraud and murder for the California Indemnity Company. Read more
Publié le Janv. 27 2002 par D. P. Birkett

5.0étoiles sur 5 It could only happen to Kinsey.
Then again only Kinsey could get herself into so much trouble and on gang turf in Los Angeles trying to investigate an insurance fraud claim for California Fidelity. Read more
Publié le Nov. 4 2001 par auorchid

4.0étoiles sur 5 Classic Grafton
If you have started the alphabet series, make sure you continue it! This is typical Grafton work with Kinsey getting personally affected by false insurance claims.
Publié le Sep 4 2001 par Jennifer L. Oliver

5.0étoiles sur 5 What a trip!
This is quite the ride Sue Grafton takes us on this time!

By the end of the book, Kinsey has lost her job, meets up with Tourette Syndrome and meets an undercover... Read more

Publié le Aoû 8 2001 par V. VanCamp

3.0étoiles sur 5 H is for Hostage, not Homicide
From the title and the early entry of a dead body, the reader thinks that Kinsey is going to set out to solve a homicide. Read more
Publié le Mai 26 2001 par Paul Skinner

4.0étoiles sur 5 'H' is For Homicide
Sue Grafton's "H" is For Homicide is a thrilling adventure right from the get-go. The tale begins on a dark drive home at three in the morning. Read more
Publié le Fév 28 2001 par Ashley

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