Y IS FOR YESTERDAY by
Sue Grafton
Grafton reaches back into Kinsey’s past for this thriller so
you know she will survive. Two
concurrent plots make up the story line.
Ned, a serial killer who wants Kinsey dead, is one, the other is the 10
year old death of a popular teen whose murder was solved – or was it? The book bounces from one plot to the other,
so for me the momentum was lost. But I
like Grafton’s heroine, so that was okay.
Grafton shows that although the end of the series and the
end of alphabet approach, there are still stories and plots to tell. She has lost none of her story telling skill
and the plots are still intriguing. So for Kinsey fans this one is win,
win.
What will be the “Z” title????? And how will the series
conclude? Are the only questions remaining.
5 of 5 stars for longevity and continuing deft plotting
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