C Is For Corpse

By: Sue Grafton

Narrated by: Mary Peiffer

Bobby Callahan was only 20 when an accident left him disfigured for life. The doctors patched up his body but they couldn't fix his mind.

Huge chunks of his memory were lost but he knew someone had tried to kill him and that the "accident" was deliberate. He knew he had the key to something that made him dangerous to the murderer but he didn't know what. No one believed him... so he hired Kinsey Millhone.

Three days later Bobby was dead. But Kinsey never welshed on a deal. She'd been hired to stop a killing, now she'd find the killer instead.©1986 Sue Grafton; (P)1993 Books on Tape

C is for Cares

Kinsey is a caring professional that will do the right thing. Honest and with scruples. Characters coming together nicely. Enjoy.

Terrific writer and a great reader

Spellbinding. Well written, I read these books years ago, and had forgotten how down to earth Kinsey Milhone is.

good listen

I like this series of books and the reader is good. Unabridged and it is the whole story.

Good story

I liked the story and characters There was a lot of swearing using the f word especially the first half of the book. I wish Sue Grafton would write without the swearing. I'll be looking for other authors with cleaner language.

Very Good Read and Reader!

What did you love best about C is for Corpse?

I really enjoyed the plot of this one. It was somewhat predictable, but still very griping I very much want to listen to the other books in this series.

What did you like best about this story?

I thought that the story was very fluid and believable which I find refreshing. Many of the books I listen to are not this easy to get involved in. I really wanted to know what was going to happen next.

Which character – as performed by Mary Peiffer – was your favorite?

Kinsey is hands down my favorite. She has the perfect voice to go with the character. I can't imagine a better reader for this book.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

If I had the time I would have listened to it from start to finish.