S is for Silence by Sue Grafton (2005, Unabridged, Compact Disc)

I love all of Sue Grafton's books. This was one of her best!!
Her stories are always believable! Can't wait for the next one.

I have listened to all of Grafton's stories. They all have their merits, but some of the more recent ones, just haven't seem to hit their mark. I found "S" to be one of the best if not the best. Grafton switches back and forth between events happening over a 30 year period. As usual, there are a few red herrings thrown in so you keep changing your mind about "who dunit". As usual, when you get to the end, you're a little sad that the journey is over and you can't help but wonder why the story ended that way. Because "S" was so well done I will be highly anticipating "T".

Sue Grafton's writing is full of fun, adventure, and humor. I have enjoyed all of her books todate and will continue to read them as they come off the press. Her writing is consistent so you know you will always get a good read.

Am a Grafton fan and love the alphabet series. This is Kinsey at her best as the story line is awesome. The weaving back and forth between decades is wonderful and leaves you primed for more. I can't wait for "T is for ?"

I did like this one. I actually listened to the unabridged copy but it was really interesting and took my by surprise when the killer was found. I would suggest reading this one for sure. I am a huge fan of Sue Grafton so maybe I am a tad biased.. but it sure does help me get home on a long commute!!

Another great adventure for Kinsey Milhouse. The entire line of Sue Grafton "alphabet" mysteries are worth having.

Worth the money. Who knows Sue Grafton knows that every book or audiobook brings hours of suspense. Well spent money.

The story is very exciting. Suspencful, spine tingling. Excellent book. I have heard most of the other Sue Grafton book.

This is a great entry to the alphabet murder series by Sue Grafton. Kinsey is hired by the daughter of a woman who's been missing for 30 years. She wants to know if her mother is dead and for Kinsey to find her either way. The trail is colder than cold, but Grafton seamlessly blends scenes of Violet's past with Kinsey's present search to create an always interesting tale. Judy Kaye is, as always, a spectacular narrator. And the trademark hair-raising life-or-death struggle between Kinsey and the evil-doer is one of the best since the spectacular endings of A is for Alibi and C Is for Corpse. I really enjoyed this audio!!!