About Sue Grafton
Sue Grafton is published in 28 countries and 26 languages-including Estonian, Bulgarian, and Indonesian. She's an international bestseller with a readership in the millions. She's a writer who believes in the form that she has chosen to mine: "The mystery novel offers a world in which justice is served. Maybe not in a court of law," she has said, "but people do get their just desserts." And like Raymond Chandler and Ross Macdonald, Robert Parker and the John D. MacDonald-the best of her breed-she has earned new respect for that form. Her readers appreciate her buoyant style, her eye for detail, her deft hand with character, her acute social observances, and her abundant storytelling talents.
Series
Kinsey Millhone
1. A is for Alibi (1982)
2. B Is for Burglar (1985)
3. C Is for Corpse (1986)
4. D Is for Deadbeat (1987)
5. E Is for Evidence (1988)
6. F Is for Fugitive (1989)
7. G Is for Gumshoe (1990)
8. H Is for Homicide (1991)
9. I Is for Innocent (1992)
10. J Is for Judgement (1993)
11. K Is for Killer (1994)
12. L Is for Lawless (1995)
13. M Is for Malice (1996)
14. N Is for Noose (1998)
15. O Is for Outlaw (1999)
16. P Is for Peril (2000)
17. Q Is For Quarry (2002)
18. R Is for Ricochet (2004)
19. S Is for Silence (2005)
20. T Is for Trespass (2007)
1. A is for Alibi (1982)
2. B Is for Burglar (1985)
3. C Is for Corpse (1986)
4. D Is for Deadbeat (1987)
5. E Is for Evidence (1988)
6. F Is for Fugitive (1989)
7. G Is for Gumshoe (1990)
8. H Is for Homicide (1991)
9. I Is for Innocent (1992)
10. J Is for Judgement (1993)
11. K Is for Killer (1994)
12. L Is for Lawless (1995)
13. M Is for Malice (1996)
14. N Is for Noose (1998)
15. O Is for Outlaw (1999)
16. P Is for Peril (2000)
17. Q Is For Quarry (2002)
18. R Is for Ricochet (2004)
19. S Is for Silence (2005)
20. T Is for Trespass (2007)
Kinsey Millhone Omnibus
Three Complete Novels 1: A, B and C (1999)
Three Complete Novels 2: D, E and F (2001)
Three Complete Novels 3: G, H and I (2002)
Three Complete Novels 4: J, K and L (2007)
Three Complete Novels 5: M, N and O (2008)
Three Complete Novels 1: A, B and C (1999)
Three Complete Novels 2: D, E and F (2001)
Three Complete Novels 3: G, H and I (2002)
Three Complete Novels 4: J, K and L (2007)
Three Complete Novels 5: M, N and O (2008)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Sue Grafton recommends
 Pale Gray for Guilt (1968) (Travis McGee, book 9) John D MacDonald "...a dominant influence on writers crafting the continuing series character." |  Fellowship of Fear (1982) (Gideon Oliver, book 1) Aaron Elkins "First rate! Elegant, ingenious, and beautifully crafted." | The Death We Share (1995) (Patricia Delaney, book 3) Sharon Short "A fine addition to the ranks of professional sleuths." |
 This Far, No Further (1996) (Harding, book 1) John Wessel "One of the most exciting mystery debuts in years." |  Flashpoint (1999) (Carlotta Carlyle, book 8) Linda Barnes "I'm crazy about Carlotta!... More! More! More!" |  Bad Boy (2001) Olivia Goldsmith "Witty and wonderful." |
 Ashes of Aries (2001) (Elizabeth Chase, book 5) Martha C Lawrence "Save a spot on the bestseller list for Martha Lawrence." |  The Big Nap (2001) (Mommy-Track, book 2) Ayelet Waldman "Kinsey Millhone would approve." |  Flight (2001) (Irene Kelly, book 8) Jan Burke "Will keep you clinging to your armrests from beginning to end." |
 Sweet and Lowdown (2002) (Dorie Lennox, book 2) Lise McClendon "Dorie Lennox is a humdinger of a private eye." |  Vertical Burn (2002) Earl W Emerson "The most exciting book I've read in years." |  Blues in the Night (2002) (Molly Blume, book 1) Rochelle Krich "Blues in the Night is superb... Molly Blume is a fresh new presence... Smart, resourceful, and curious - not much escapes her. " |
 Now's the Time: The Complete Resnick Short Stories (2002) (Resnick) John Harvey "Charlie Resnick is one of the most fully realized characters in modern crime fiction." |  Cold Pursuit (2003) T Jefferson Parker "I rank the crime novels of T. Jefferson Parker right up there with the best." |  Everybody Kills Somebody Sometime (2006) Robert J Randisi "FRANK SINATRA and DEAN MARTIN never knew how much trouble they were in until Robert Randisi stepped onto the scene. A gem of a read!" |
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