T is For Trespass Reviews

In her latest installment of the alphabet series she's worked on since the 1980's, Sue Grafton takes us deeper than ever into the scary world of the criminal's mind. 

I have ready all of her books so far, and this one creeped me out the most.  The humiliation and helplessness endured by Kinsey Millhone's next door neighbor as a phony caregiver squeezes the life out of him, literally and figuratively gave me a tight feeling in my chest that returns every time I think about the book.

Kinsey's dry humor throughout added to the side story about daily life as a private investigator to make this my...

This was a great novel to continue the Kinsey Millhone series. I can't say that there was a part that I did not like. I had been suffering from Kinsey withdrawal! It was neat to see her quirks again.

This was definitely a darker novel than Grafton has previously written. There was one particular part that I loved where she poked fun at the fact that this is taking place in the 1980's. Love love loved it and can't wait for the next book either!

Although this wasn't my favorite of Grafton's series, it was still one I couldn't put down. Grafton keeps you wondering throughout the book whether Kinsey will be able to save her neighbor or not. This really brings to home what can happen to our elderly if we do not keep an eye out for them.  Kind of scary!

Can't wait for the next in the series to come out!  i keep watching the bookshelves every time I go in the stores!