Three Complete Novels: A Is for Alibi / B Is for Burglar / C Is for Corpse by Sue Grafton (1999, Hardcover)

The first three novels in Sue Grafton's "alpha series". Unabridged

In "A" The reader is introduced to Kinsey Millhone the star of the series. Kinsey is an average P.I. struggling to pay the bills.
Her first case keeps the reader interested and the story is full of suspects. A classic murder mystery.
On to "B" As Elaine Boldt turns up missing and Kinsey is hired by her alcoholic sister, Beverley Danziger to find her. But what starts off as a missing persons case ends up a lot more.
This one has amazing characters.
Ending with "C" Where Kinsey is hired by man,(the corpse) who feels that someone is after him but can't remember who!
In "C" the reader is privy to the awakening of Kinsey Millhone.
*- Ready for D is for Deadbeat.

Sue Grafton's alphabet series is worth the time, and this is the first three novels in one volume. Bravo !!

willtrib - EasyCityBooks NOLA

willtrib - EasyCityBooks NOLA

I bought this book because I like this author. I was not disappointed. It was also an excellent purchase because there were three complete novels in one book. These story lines continue with the same character, and that makes them even more interesting as you get to know her and can follow the tale as she encounters her various adventures. I would recommend this author to anyone who likes a good mystery.

I love that its not just one story you have a whole character time line that doesn't stop until the z mystery i think it is creative and imaginative thought out mysteries i love it and hope too collect them all

If you love Kinsey Millhone, you have to have these three books. This book with A, B & C is perfect and I hope they bound the rest of the alphabet series into a 3-in-1 book. Highly recommend this book, especially if you like to go back and read some of the older books once you finish a new release.

I like the whole series of Sue Grafton novels. I like the plots of her stories and her characters are well developed. I personally find her descriptions somewhat overdone, but her plots and story telling skills are excellent.