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I just finished Sue Grafton's laest, S is for Silence. It was good, but she experimented with a different style. I'm still trying to decide if I liked it. It certainy worked for the story she had to tell this time, but I think it would get old as a formula.

Does anyone else enjoy her Kinsey Milhone detective series?

I like them because they are an easy read; they are always good; and She doesn't pump them out like spitting watermelon seeds.