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Three complete novels: D is for deadbeat; E is for evidence; F is for fugitive

by Sue Grafton (2001)

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Kinsey Millhone must determine who killed John Daggett--his wife, his daughter, or one of his victims's families ; when incriminating evidence indicates that Kinsey is corrupt, she tries to prove her innocence; and Kinsey investigates the years old murder of Jean Timberlake.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThree complete novels: D is for deadbeat; E is for evidence; F is for fugitive Lead Character

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