Sue Grafton

Kinsey Milhone agrees to take over a case left unsolved by her private eye friend when he died and finds that she has to start from square one and defend her life while she is at it

"I" is for Innocent

Sarah Sammis

Long before I read the book, I tried to listen to it as an audio. I was with my husband and in laws in the car help pick up my brother in law from Stanford. It was summer vacation and we were there to pack out his room. Anyway, the tape got warped and one of the tapes we didn't get past "I is for Innocent."

It had decent characters and the story was interesting. Not a bad read.

Sonia Grgas

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Mary Baldwin

I is for Innocent is the ninth in the Kinsey Millhone mystery series by Sue Grafton. I feel compelled to report that at the moment of death, my entire life did not pass before my eyes in a flash . . . What I experienced was a little voice piping up in an outraged tone: “Oh come on. You’re not serious. This is really it?” It was a Monday early in December when Kinsey Millhone first got involved in the Isabelle Barney murder case. She was out of work. Attorney Lonnie Klingman’s usual private investigator had just dropped dead of a heart attack. Kinsey was more than happy to oblige. The trouble started on the very first day of the investigation. Either Kinsey’s predecessor was incompetent – or someone had been getting away with murder. And next time it might turn out to be hers . . .

"I" is for Innocent

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