Sue Grafton

"L" Is For Lawless

It was the week before Thanksgiving when Kinsey Millhone first heard the sad story of the late Johnny Lee, the World War II fighter pilot of whom, rather mysteriously, the military authorities have no record. His family are concerned âe" perhaps Kinsey could make a few calls, straighten things out? Then Johnny's apartment is ransacked. In the debris a hidden safe is uncovered âe" and in that safe is a mysterious key marked LAWLESS. That night Kinsey's on a plane to Dallas, at the start of a thrilling rollercoaster ride through Texas and Kentucky on the trail of long-buried treasure. Unfortunately there's a fire-raising psychopath on her tail . . . And she's going to be late for a very important wedding . . . 'An alphabet of prime puzzles' Sunday Times

L Is for Lawless

Melody Izard

I'm almost halfway through with this series and I'm getting ready to miss Kinsey something fierce. She got whapped on the head with a bat by Hell on Wheels' granddaughter and she did not even get paid a cent. Her bad guys are sometimes full of good stuff and now we are surely going to get to know those cousins a little better.

I really liked this one. It's off beat and made me want to keep listening to see what was going to happen next. Kinsey is more fun now that she isn't answering to an insurance company. She doesn't have some hopeless romantic relationship, which is nice. I'm marathoning the series., curious to see if I'll catch up before 'Z is for ...' is released.

"L" Is For Lawless

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