Shortly after the events of “B” is for Burglar, Kinsey is just trying to get through her physical therapy and not scream too loudly from boredom. That all changes when she’s hired by twenty-three-year-old Bobby Callahan. He wants Kinsey to find out why someone tried to kill him by forcing his Porsche over a bridge and into a canyon; he knew at one time, but the accident has stripped the reasons from his memory. Unfortunately, even if Bobby has forgotten the perpetrator hasn’t, and barely […]
“I’m not sure I ever see people at their best,”” I said. “It gives me a rather skewed impression of humankind.”
"C" is for Corpse: A Kinsey Millhone Mystery (#3) by Sue Grafton
