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A review by bethpeninger
C Is for Corpse by Sue Grafton
2.0
Kinsey Millhone manages to get herself mixed up in death and drama again. Surprise, surprise. In this case she gets hired and four days later her client is dead. Of course she can't let it go, I'm not actually saying she should, and eventually solves the crime. This time she manages to solve two very different crimes. Her landlord gets himself wrapped up with a suspicious character so Grafton includes another kind of crime as a side to the main.
I'm only on "C" of Grafton's alphabet and Kinsey Millhone series and already going from 3 stars to 2. It's just not that impressive and already predictable. I do give kudos to Grafton for managing to make the killer unsuspecting for the majority of the book. Kinsey, the P.I. star of the series, is already wearing thin on my nerves. But I'm a glutton for punishment apparently as I'm probably going to continue through the alphabet until I just can't stand it any longer - it's easy and mindless reading and a good way to break up the heavier, weightier books I read.
I'm only on "C" of Grafton's alphabet and Kinsey Millhone series and already going from 3 stars to 2. It's just not that impressive and already predictable. I do give kudos to Grafton for managing to make the killer unsuspecting for the majority of the book. Kinsey, the P.I. star of the series, is already wearing thin on my nerves. But I'm a glutton for punishment apparently as I'm probably going to continue through the alphabet until I just can't stand it any longer - it's easy and mindless reading and a good way to break up the heavier, weightier books I read.