Q Is For Quarry Audiobook

" I haven't read a Sue Grafton in about 5 years, but I picked up Q, R and S in a used books store and after starting Q, I remember why I had read A through P...The main character, Kinsey Millhone, is so interesting. She's a Private Investigator in Santa Teresa, California and she is ultra cool in every way I like: smart as a whip, energetic, relaxed about the details of daily living, her own person in every situation (or laughing at herself for not being herself), unaffected, I could go on and on. I guess I've never been a big fan of the churned out mystery series, but this one keeps me coming back just to see if Kinsey Millhone is still living on peanut butter and pickle sandwiches and taking care of her octogenerian landlord's plants when he's away. "

" Love the Sue Grafton books. I've read all of them A-Q. "

" I think this is my favorite so far. I haven't been a fan of the family angle that the series has gone towards with Kinsey, but this time around I liked that aspect. But my favorite was Kinsey with Lt. Dolan and Det. Stacey. These 2 "old" me were so cantankerous with each other and Kinsey that I found myself laughing a lot. They mystery of the book was fairly easy to figure out as soon as all the players were introduced. I hope Dolan and Stacey continue to make appearances. "

" So - here's the thing: I listened to this book on CD - and the old man voices made my crazy. And of this series - this was the first one that I couldn't really care about the characters. I finished it, but only because I wanted to have "read" them all - not because I was enjoying it. "

" Decent installment that is actually based on a true unsolved crime. I enjoyed the sparring between Lt. Doyle and Detective Olyphant. They remind me of "The Odd Couple." "

" Yet another in the Kinsey series. Not my favorite. It takes a while to get going, but the plot gets Kinsey out of town, which is always good. Some interesting developments with her personal relationships - friend and family only, alas, still no love for Kinsey! I had the pleasure of Meeting Ms. Grafton a few weeks ago, and found her delightful. WIll continue reading her hooks till the very end. "

" I was specially touched by the fact that this book is based on a real life unsolved crime. As always a fun adventure with entertaining dialogue and story line. "

" One of my favorites of the Kinsey Millhone series. "

" I like any of the sue grafton novels "

" Enjoyable detective story, murder mystery. "

" in which kinsey teams up with con dolan & stacey oliphant to solve an 18 year old murder. jane doe's body was dumped near kinsey's estranged grandmother's home. "

" It was a good story, but kind of slow and difficult to read....not giving up on the series though. "

" This is my first Sue Grafton but it won't be my last. Thoroughly enjoyed this book, Kinsey has a sense of humor I can relate to. "

" I listen to all my books, and between the reader and the author it was impossible to keep in mind who was speaking in conversational dialogue. "

" Have enjoyed all of her alphabet mysteries. Will be very sad when she reaches Z. Can we start numbers? "

" No resolution of the story. "

" I got this book from a friend and read it, and now want to start from the beginning and get to know Kinsey better. "

" I enjoyed Dolan and Stacey working with Kinsey on this case. I like that things are not what they seem, nor are the people surrounding the case or the reason why they murder. I hope one day the real Jane Doe gets her true name back. "

" Fun read as always, interesting family history of Kinsey. "

" Part of my recent survey of mystery fiction. This book is several years old, but this is where I left the series and seemed a good place to return. Kinsey is much the same and while the end came a bit abruptly, this was solid genre fiction. "

" Kinsey is asked to investigate the discovery of a Jane Doe in a Quarry. "

" Ok, that's enough with the Sue Grafton interlude. Phew! "

" It has been awhile since I read one of Grafton's books and I enjoyed it. Have a couple more I want to read. "

" What a stark contrast 'P' and 'Q' make, having read these back to back. The former is no more than a business-like version of her model, whereas the latter is so much better. Read to the end of 'Q' to find out why, I wouldn't want to spoil it by explaining it here! "

" Really enjoy this series, even if I am not able to read them in order. I have three more on my Nook from the library. "

" Such a delightful character is Kinsey, with her quirky ways! Love her!! "

" This was a great addition to the series. Kinsey works with two old buddies from the police department to solve an almost 20-year old murder of a Jane Doe. The mystery is fantastic, and the new developments in Kinsey's personal life are fascinating. "

" It was a good story, but kind of slow and difficult to read....not giving up on the series though. "

" Kinsey and her friends spend way too much time eating junk food, but the solved yet another one. I find of thought the villain was whom it turned out to be, even if there were more possibilities. "

" This is my first Sue Grafton but it won't be my last. Thoroughly enjoyed this book, Kinsey has a sense of humor I can relate to. "

" Although rather formulaic as her books often are, it was still very engaging. "

" I've read a few of the "Alphabet" series but not in order. Good read. I probably would have enjoyed more if i started at "A" and worked my way through the series. "

" listened to. <br/> <br/>Another great book! "

" Better than the last one, but not as good as the rest. This is more of a 3 1/2 star book. "

" Another good Kinsey Millhone mystery. This one was about a body found in a quarry - Jane Doe. "

" I read all the books in this series. They are nothing earth-shattering and after reading a few, you can see the formula. But I like the Kinsey character and they are easy and fun to read. "