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blondierocket's review against another edition
The sixth Kinsey book is all about determining innocence or guilt when Kinsey is hired to solve a murder that took place 17 years ago, when a teenage girl was killed and her boyfriend was accused and found guilty of her murder.
But everything’s changed now what he’s escaped from prison and went on the run, hoping to clear his name before anything bad happens.
Kinsey is hired by the family to find out the truth of what happens, living in their hotel for free, but as she begins to dig into their history and the town, she finds everything is not as it seems and there are more secrets than ever being kept.
It was a very interesting read and I was very intrigued to get to the end and find out who the actual killer and such was. The books are getting better and I’m looking forward to playing catch up even more with the series.
But everything’s changed now what he’s escaped from prison and went on the run, hoping to clear his name before anything bad happens.
Kinsey is hired by the family to find out the truth of what happens, living in their hotel for free, but as she begins to dig into their history and the town, she finds everything is not as it seems and there are more secrets than ever being kept.
It was a very interesting read and I was very intrigued to get to the end and find out who the actual killer and such was. The books are getting better and I’m looking forward to playing catch up even more with the series.
willbefunorelse's review against another edition
3.0
For the full review (and to see how Alaina may have taken vacation in the murder town), follow the link to That's What She Read.
badseedgirl's review against another edition
2.0
I did not like this plot as much as I enjoyed some her others. But, I do love the character of Kinsey and the jelly shoed walk down 1980's memory lane.
gabmc's review against another edition
3.0
Kinsey Millhone is approached by Royce Fowler, who wants her to re-open his son's case where he was tried and convicted of murder 17 years ago. Bailey Fowler had apparently killed 17 year old Jean Timberlake and then escaped, living a new life. He was then picked up on something minor and not only would he have to go back to jail for his original crime, but he would have to serve time for his escape. Kinsey really is very unlucky - even in the Fowler's home town of Floral Beach where she goes to look into the case. Another two people are killed and Kinsey is attacked by a tennis racket wielding crazy woman before she manages to solve the case.
charlie9_9's review against another edition
5.0
I love this series, the author always goes into great detail of the locations and the characters that you can clearly see them in your mind as you read. In this book i clearly had no clue as to who was guilty, i taught i had it figured out to be one of two suspects but was wrong, Looking forward to moving on to the next letter.
browardvanessa's review against another edition
2.0
Not as good as the others but not bad to listen to on the way to work.
h3dakota's review against another edition
3.0
The series is getting better as I go along - this was one ending that I hadn't seen coming, though to be honest, I wasn't paying super close attention, as I listened to the audiobook.