Seven books to go for Grafton

T is for Trespass is out, leaving Sue Grafton only “U,” “V,” “W,” “X,” “Y” and “Z” before she gets to retire and spend her days counting her money.

Entertainment Weekly gives “T” a solid A minus.

“As this master of suspense continues to demonstrate in superb mystery after mystery, there are more ugly twists in the human heart than there are letters in the alphabet,” says reviewer Jennifer Reese.

EW reports that Grafton wrote for the TV sitcom Rhoda before hitting pay dirt with the alphabet series.

Question: Why hasn’t there been a Kinsey Millhone movie?

Ken has 24 Graftons, including a first British edition of A is for Alibi and U.S. firsts of “B” and “C” and the rare Keziah Dane.

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