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E is for Evidence
- A Kinsey Millhone Mystery
- Narrated by: Mary Peiffer
- Series: Kinsey Millhone Mysteries, Book 5
- Length: 6 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 10-31-05
- Language: English
- Publisher: Books on Tape
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $27.93
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Publisher's Summary
Kinsey now has a new client: herself. As she unravels the frame, she finds her future tied to one family's secret, hidden for almost 20 years.
Critic Reviews
"Readers will be glad that further letters of the alphabet await Grafton's imagination." (Publishers Weekly)
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- Carol
- HELENA, AL, USA
- 04-03-06
Bravo! My kinda woman!
Well, written. Funny at times. Reflective points. Poignant. Just a good fun read. I'm hooked on the whole alphabet!
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
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- Lannette
- Ajo, AZ, United States
- 02-05-10
Have to read them all! A good one.
Another good one in the series. Her latter ones are better with more twists and turns, but the beginning ones are also a good read. A must buy if you want to follow the story.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
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- DonnaJune
- 04-23-18
Multiple Readers
Very good. Just wish they would use multiple readers instead of one for more authenticity.
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- Carla Dworsky James
- Zachary, LA
- 03-06-18
My favorite passages!
I love the Kinsey Milhone series. This has my favorite passages about Rancho Finestein and McDonald's hot fruit pies! I had been looking for those two passages, but it's not something you can Google. Now I just need to find the story where Kinsey gets her hair done by an investment savey Hooker.
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- Sharolyn Quick
- 10-10-16
Great listening.
Loved it. many twists and turns, with a booming ending. one of Grafton's best in alphabet series!
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- Janet M.
- 10-06-16
A lot of names
Too many names makes one struggle to keep everyone straight. Just a little on the depressing side too.
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- kitcrk
- 03-31-16
Good but short
it is a good book. I did enjoy listening to the book , one thing though you have to listen carefully otherwise you miss the details.
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- maggie
- 08-04-15
Undisclosed
Grafton's technique of having the reader walk alongside Kinsey as she solves the problem is engaging but eventually weak as there is no way to figure out the murder until the final chapter when all the important clues are revealed.
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- Simone
- 08-24-13
E is for Enough!
Don’t get me wrong, I love this series and every single book I’ve read so far has been great, but I didn’t really pay attention to this one.
I’ve read almost all of the books (out of sequence) and at this point I am just reading them to plug in the holes rather than to really enjoy the story! Like checking them off a list.
I’ve said before that the books have a lot of filler: “Then I went here and I did that and I thought this. Then I saw that and went over there and decided this. Then when I was done with that, I decided to go over there do more of the other thing”. That’s not a criticism; I like the writing so much that I could honestly read a whole volume of filler!! but still, overall I prefer to follow the story too.
I’ve got F G H and O to go and I am all caught up, but I need a break. W is on pre-order and I’ll read it when it comes out, but I’ll save the remaining 4 for next year.
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- Kristina
- Pollock Pines, CA, United States
- 01-10-12
Love Grafton's Series & Peiffer's voice as Kinsey
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
The presents and surprises grabbed me. The way Peiffer picks up the pace, and then slows it down, painted a vivid visual picture that seems better than hearing it from an eye witness. It almost made me feel like the wind had been knocked out of me, too.
Have you listened to any of Mary Peiffer’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Peiffer does a great job keeping up with all the different voices and maintaining them throughout each book in the series, portraying Kinsey like the George character we came to love in the Nancy Drew series & the Jo character in the old Facts of Live TV series.
Any additional comments?
Another great book from Grafton.