T Is for Trespass (Abridged) Audiobook

" I have been reading this series for many years, and some of the later books have not been as good as the early ones; but in this one Ms. Grafton and Kinsey Milhone are back in good form. "

" Didn't think it was her best, but always enjoy Kinsey M. "

" See my review on Sue Grafton's "A is for Alibi" for info on what I think of this series. "

" I stopped reading the Millhone series about 12 years ago, back when it was at H or I. I picked this one up on a whim, and the characters and style came swimming back to me, but fresh from the break. Fun for summer reading! "

" Probably the best Grafton one yet. "

" I hadn't read one of Grafton's ABC mysteries for quite a while and enjoyed getting caught up with the series! I sometimes get messed up by the stories being based in the 1980's...I will often yell at Millhone: "Hey, goof-ball...use your cell phone!!!" duh! "

" I enjoy the Kinsey Millhone Series. A very easy summer read. "

" Sue Grafton books are what I think of as light enjoyable entertainment and I feel confident, that it was her intent. She hits the mark with this one also. She always manages to have just the right amount of humor and suspense. I recommend T is for Trespass. "

" While Kinsey investigates a car accident, which requires her to track down an elusive witness, she becomes increasingly concerned about her elderly neighbor, who has a new caregiver following an injury. In parallel, caregiver Solana Rojas tells her story. "

" Sue, I love Kinsey. But why did you set these in the 80s? They really seem dated now. Otherwise, a cracking good read. "

" It was about a woman who stole the identity for a home health care nurse and moved in on Kinseys elderly neighbor and needed to kill Kinsey to avoid detection "

" I love the whole series but this was my least favorite so far. A bit too gruesome for my liking! "

" Favoured author, but starting to find her pace of story slowing down. Might leave her for a while. That said, topical and thought provoking theme. Would prefer her to re-engage in some personal relationships again... "

" One of the best, if not the best, in this series. Identity theft is scary, and people are not always who they say they are! I really enjoyed this one. "

" This is the first book I read by this author because I found the storyline interesting and I enjoyed it. I like her writing style and will definitely read more of her books. "

" I don't know what it is about these books that everyone likes. I got 4 chapters into it and could not go on, have no desire to make myself suffer through it. Would rather reread books I have already finished. "

" This was one of the best Kinsey books in a while. The villain is truly evil. The subject is, unfortunately, truly believable. "

" I have become a fan of Sue Grafton with this book. I want to read the whole alphabet now. I'm trying to begin reading more mysteries. "

" Ok book. Not as funny as I had hoped but still ok. "

" Listening to this book. A good read. "

" Avoid. Disappointing. No mystery, just a "suspense" thing--will she catch the culprit--who we learn about almost immediately--or not. Reads like a public service announcement about elder abuse, doesn't read that well, and there's no freakin' mystery! "

" The standard formula with emphasis on identity theft, aging etc. "

" Pretty good - elder abuse, traffic accident scams and a pedophile. "

" Another awesome Kinsey Milhone story! I really felt the danger in this one, too. Rather than trying to solve a murder this time, it was more like Kinsey was trying to prevent one! Hard to put down. I enjoyed it thoroughly. "

" The Kinsey Milhone books are almost all good and this is no exception. However, the book moves pretty slow at times, act 2 in particular. Good news is the payoff is worth the wait. "

" I love Kinsey Millhone no matter what. This book dealt with elder abuse and identity theft --- both current unnerving problems. Another good one. Waiting for U. "

" Another good Kinsey Millhone mystery - a good read. "

" Sue Grafton tells a good story . . . but why fill it in with whether Kinsey turns left or right, whether she puts her keys in her pocket or her purse, and which side she parks her hair on. "

" Public Library Adult Book Club read for AprilLove Sue Grafton. Love Kinsey Millhone. Love the series. It's not often the Adult Book Club chooses a book within my comfort zone. It's what I like, it's what I read, amen. "

" I love the way she always ties up the loose ends in her books. Another great murder mystery. "

" kidnap and murder of a 4 year girl in 1967 and strange guy who thinks he saw the body being buried 21 years ago "

" I have really enjoyed this whole series. This book was no exception. Sue Grafton has a writing style that just grabs and spins me in her web. "

" "U" could be for unexpected, too. Imagine my surprise when Sue called and asked if she could use our names in this book. No kidding - page 50! I love wondering what the title of the next book will be. I bet Kinsey could figure it out!! Ready for the next one!! "

" For some reason, this just wasn't what I expected from Grafton and I have to admit that the mystery style in this one didn't end as interestingly as I'd hoped... "

" Great plot. Now I am going to have to go back and pick up the books I've missed. "

" I've enjoyed everyone of Sue Grafton's books. She 'hooks' me on the very first page and everything gets put aside until I've finished the book. Now I can't wait for her next one. "

" one of my favorites in this series! seamless transitions from present day to the past and a very entertaining storyline! "

" Kinsay Milhone is not as entertaining as she used to be. I missed the light tone/occasional humor and comfy characters of the previous novels in this series. This was a good mystery, although the threads of the story seemed to have trouble joining into a strong rope at times. "

" Sue Grafton gets better and better...so good every single time! "

" Usual Kinsey Milhone tale - she gets involved, continues on like a terrier with a rt, and finally prevails. Did enjoy learning more about her family. "

" I liked it. Grafton really does the whole set up well, and keeps you guessing until the end when everything comes together. This one was a bit different with skipping back and forth in time for the different characters, but I still liked it. "

" Kinsey's at it again, that's all I can say without giving anything away. "