T is for Trespass (Kinsey Millhone, #20)

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by Sue Grafton

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Can this be read as a stand-alone book? I haven't read any others in the series and got this one for free at the library.
Susan Sure! There's a backstory to her life, but you can still enjoy this just fine.…moreSure! There's a backstory to her life, but you can still enjoy this just fine.(less)
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I'm sure I haven't read this one- my last on the list of Kinsey books but the secondary story line of a car accident that was purposefully caused by someone I swear I've read before in one of Grafton's books. Am I wrong and maybe it was in another author's books? Same thing with someone turning out of a parking lot and the oncoming car speeding up to hit her car.
Dianna Fenton H is for Homicide may be the one you’re thinking of.
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Is this appropriate for older youth to read?
Diane Ferbrache As a former high school librarian, I find nothing objectionable here. There's little or no profanity and little sex. The violence could be a problem, …moreAs a former high school librarian, I find nothing objectionable here. There's little or no profanity and little sex. The violence could be a problem, but it's not overly graphic. The most disturbing part of this book in the series is the frightening possibility of the abuse Gus experiences. (less)
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