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"H" is for Homicide: A Kinsey Millhone Novel | Envi

alabamareder
1 de agosto de 2025
Good read
I am rereading this series because I enjoyed it a number of years ago. Great light reading to settle my mind at night before bed. Read more
Frank Donnelly
4 de noviembre de 2019
Nice, Four Star, Writing Style, Very Good Narration, But an Average, Unlikely, Three Star Story
"H" is for Homicide is a typical fun reading experience authored by Sue Grafton. This is the eighth novel of a series. The novel is of medium length and is highly readable. I like the writing style of Sue Grafton in general more than I like this particular story. I particularly enjoy Sue Grafton's way of describing scenes and scenery. She also has a peculiar sense of humor that I enjoy. I also purchased the accompanying audiobook narrated by Mary Peiffer. Again, I really enjoy Mary Peoffer's narration more than the actual story. I feel that Mary Peiffer really has a sense of the tone the author wishes to convey. The protagonist in this series is Kinsey Millhone, a thirty something year old female private detective. She is a very interesting combination of femininity and toughness. She puts me in mind of a modern female version of a "Noir" private detective from the past. I enjoy the stories on the whole, but it is difficult to keep coming up with realistic stories. This is a good but not great story. As a retired police officer I find a lot of this story to be completely foreign to my professional life. However I continue to be a big fan of Sue Grafton and Kinsey Millhone. In summary I am glad to have read this story. I am reading all of Sue Grafton's novels in order. I find Mary Peiffer to be an excellent narrator for this series. However, standing on its own, this is just an average story. Thank You... Read moreVer másVer menos
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Michael J. Skinner
21 de febrero de 2025
Good Story, Brutal Pace
I think it’s a great idea but crammed into the author’s very tight time frame. She wants to complete it all within her hard time constraints and it shows. Characters are developed by showing how terrible and violent they act and their criminality, not by any careful, well-paced evolution in the story. I’m finding, after having read 5 stories, how bleak the world Kinsey inhabits is. I guess because she pursues bad people that’s what everything looks like through her eyes. It would have made her more attractive if she had bothered to learn some Spanish while growing up in Southern California. Read moreVer másVer menos
Stacey Marshall
19 de marzo de 2014
Not the best, don't judge the series by this book.
I haven't finished this one yet, which is very unusual. I have had it on my Kindle about a week now. Usually I finish these books in 2 settings which is usually a day or two days. While I am just as engrossed in Sue Grafton's character development, I'm not feeling the story line. It is a departure from Kinsey's normal antics and adventures. It has the expected snappy dialog but it just doesn't have the warmth and whimsy I have come to expect. If this happened to be the first alphabet book I picked up I would have be turned off of the series completely. So if this is the first one you read.... Please go back and start from the beginning before you judge it as to whether it's worth getting to know Kinsey. Read moreVer másVer menos
Kimba
24 de junio de 2023
A peek into the seedier side of life
Another five-star review from me! I’m reading the Kinsey Millhone novels in order and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed them all. Her writing brings me back to another time in history, and another way of life - no cell phones, no internet, and 80’s fashion to name a few. I love Grafton’s descriptive style of writing. I can get a perfect vision in my mind’s eye of where they are, what they’re wearing, what they’re feeling, even what is being eaten! This story is very different from the previous books in that most of it takes place from the viewpoint of those who are living a life of crime - insurance fraud to be exact. There’s always a point in Grafton’s novels when the mystery is solved. In this book she keeps you hanging until the bitter end - and then, bam! Highly recommend this and her other novels, A through G. On to I for me! Read moreVer másVer menos
Kempton2011
29 de mayo de 2025
H for Homicide
H for Homicide has a very 90s nostalgia to it. I enjoyed this relaxing easy read. Kinsey has more lives than a cat. Read more
Bruce Homeyard
12 de febrero de 2016
Must read mystery series
What can you say about Sue Grafton other than she is a great mystery writer. Kinsey Milhone is an ex-cop and has her own detective agency and never much of a sex life if that what your looking for, go elsewhere. This is a traditional gumshoe story with action and danger for our heroine. After some spotty success writing books, Grafton changed to writing screenplays for TV and movies. With the success of her first Alphabet series book ' A is for Alibi' in 1982 it has continued to date. I first discovered her books when I came across 'G is for Gumshoe' (pub 1990) in a recycle center in 2000, I proceeded to local bookstores and Amazon to acquire all of this series up until the current at the time 'O is For Outlaw'. It's always great when you come across a great series in progress as it's a joy just reading book after book from a great writer. Much like 'binge watching TV series on Netflix nowadays. Only problem with an ongoing series is waiting for the next book. Grafton has done only a couple of yearly books and mostly every other year since 'P is for Peril' in 2001. It is now up to just plain 'X' in 2015 and will end with 'Z is for Zero'. I'm hoping she has Y & Z completed as she is 75 now and I'm 70 and don't want to miss the conclusion of this great series. Read moreVer másVer menos
cherylhorselady
18 de septiembre de 2011
H is for Homicide
Sue Grafton has done it again. The eigth book in the series finds Kinsey again using her wits and investigating skills to uncover whodunit. I like that Kinsey is so human, she makes mistakes, misjudges people and almost gets killed from time to time. I realize this series is rather old and doesn't contain vampires, werewolves (at least not this far in the series) but for someone who enjoys likeable and odd main characters, plots twists and a dose of reality - may enjoy this series. Start at the letter A, don't jump in the middle (like I did) because then you have to hurry and read all the preceding books to really get a sense of the relationship dynamics and know who the author is referring to in later books. I'm hooked. Read moreVer másVer menos
NZ Smithy
28 de mayo de 2019
Easy read
Always a great read. I'm half way through the alphabet series and have loved everyone of them. Read more
Margaret Kristjanson
2 de septiembre de 2020
I don't know what a headline is.
I enjoyed the book and have read all of her books in the series and loved them all. Read more
Elizabeth Trunkfield
24 de diciembre de 2025
Great read
A classic Sue Grafton book. I love The Kinsey Milhone alphabet books Read more
Cliente Amazon
6 de marzo de 2016
Isabeln
Me gusta mucho esta serie.Estoy pensando en comprar el último El sistema de descarga también me gusta.No puedo opinar de todos los libros todavía Read more
ab
30 de julio de 2025
Holiday read
Great holiday read Read more

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"H" is for Homicide: A Kinsey Millhone Novel

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Good read

Nice, Four Star, Writing Style, Very Good Narration, But an Average, Unlikely, Three Star Story

Good Story, Brutal Pace

Not the best, don't judge the series by this book.

A peek into the seedier side of life

H for Homicide

Must read mystery series

H is for Homicide

Easy read

I don't know what a headline is.

Great read

Isabeln

Holiday read

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