2005: #33 – I is for Innocent (Sue Grafton)

I is for Innocent by Sue Grafton
Series: Kinsey Millhone #09
Published by St. Martin's Paperbacks on December 2nd 2008
Genres: general mystery, private investigator
Pages: 352


Also by this author: D is for Deadbeat, E is for Evidence, F is for Fugitive, G is for Gumshoe, H is for Homicide
Also in this series: D is for Deadbeat, E is for Evidence, F is for Fugitive, G is for Gumshoe, H is for Homicide

Five years ago David Barney was acquitted of the murder of his rich wife, Isabelle. Now, Isabelle's ex-husband, Ken Voigt—who is suing Barney for her estate—is claiming the jury made a fatal mistake...
Enter P.I. Kinsey Millhone, who takes the Barney case over from a former colleague…and comes up with more questions than answers. Why are Mr. Barney's witnesses denying ever having spoken to him? Why did Isabelle have so many enemies—including but not limited to her best friend, Voight's second wife, and her own twin sister?
But the most troubling question of all is: Why is it that everything David Barney has to say about his beloved Isabelle still checks out? Now it's up to Kinsey to figure out who's getting away with murder….before she courts her own.

Book #33 was I is for Innocent, the 9th book in Sue Grafton’s Alphabet series.

Another winner from Ms. Grafton. I was afraid I would be bored with this series by now, but I’m still getting pulled into these. The past 2 have been excellent. I like a book that makes me make time to read it.

Book count: 33/50 — 66%
Pages in book: 343
Page count: 11,079/15,000 — 73.86%