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Description: ISBN 0330455516 / Author: Sue Grafton / Genre: Crime / Thriller Newest Review: ... Kinsey begins to investigate, and finds that Elaine has really disappeared - she is wealthy and has a second home in Boca ... more |
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Sue Grafton: Three Complete Novels; A, B & C: A is for Alibi; B I
Pages: 768, Hardcover, Wings - Books/Subjects/Crime, Thrillers & ... |
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Format: audiobook on CD, Publisher: Pan Macmillan, ISBN: 14050913
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Format: Other point of sale, ISBN: 9780230017320
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by sunmeilan - written on 18.07.06 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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Introduction I've read all of Sue Grafton's alphabet books, except for the last one, which goes up to S. There isn't one that I cannot say I haven't enjoyed, although the earlier ones are definitely the best and this one in particular is one of my favourites. On the whole I prefer British or European crime fiction, but there is something very comfortable and close to home about Sue Grafton's work - she has created a character that will appeal to most women. The author Sue Grafton is the daughter of C W Grafton, who wrote three detective novels during the 1940s. She wrote two non-crime fiction books during the late 1960s and then became a screenwriter ...
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