M is for Malice (Kinsey Millhone Alphabet series Book 13)

I really like this series because of how well everything is described you think you are watching a movie. 😀It a great shame that she has stated that they cannot be made into a TV series or films.😣

It is formulaic but that can be good,as it gives a familiarity to certain aspects, leaving the plot as the really interesting core. I like her writing. You KNOW her land-lord, you KNOW her local diner, you KNOW her home- but you don't KNOW whodunnit ,or why,for a good while. What will we do when she runs out of alphabet?

The Kinsey Millhone Alphabet series by Sue Grafton is interesting and a good read throughout.M for Malice where I have got too in the Series, continues the trend. Each story is different, but is connected through the involvement of Kinsey the detective. All are worth a read.

As with all the Sue Grafton alphabet books they are individual stories but reading A - W Kinsey Millhone, the female Private Detective grows and not only do you read about the case in question but it follows her love life or lack of at times and are really enjoyable reads. This is my third time going through the series as I first had them in books and are now transferring to my kindle and I know in future I shall read them again.

I really enjoy Kinsey books. They are so easy going but also intriguing and this one held my interest to the end. Kinsey is so likeable, funny and down to earth you feel you would like to meet her.

I have been reading the series from the beginning, in order; I love Kinsey for her humour, humanity and willingness to plough on regardless. The descriptions of the people and places take you right there, also always spiced with a gentle smile. The plot always moves on at the right pace; reading the stories in order makes them seem like chapters in one long book, as Kinsey goes in revealing herself. Always a good read.

As you come to expect from sue Grafton another enjoyable kinsey story. However in this book i did think the beginning and end were very good, but a boring middle.

I .enjoy these books. They are fun and interesting plots. I like the character of Kinsey and wonder if she is based on Sue Grafton. Just found out that Sue left us on 28 December 2017. Very sad.