"D" Is for Deadbeat

"D" Is for Deadbeat is the fourth novel in Sue Grafton's "Alphabet" series of mystery novels^[1] and features Kinsey Millhone, a private eye based in Santa Teresa, California.^[2]^[3]

References

^ Morris, Anne. "Mystery author working her way through the alphabet", The Austin American-Statesman, 1994-05-13, p. D1.
^ Stassel, Stephanie. "Southern California's Intrepid Alphabet Sleuth; Sue Grafton's bestselling mysteries--each titled with a different letter--feature her smart-alecky but down-to-earth alter ego, Kinsey Millhone", Los Angeles Times, 2000-04-03, p. E1.
^ "Women of Mystery; How two U of L alumnae became top 'whodunits'", U of L Magazine, Spring 2002.

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Alphabet novels	"A" Is for Alibi • "B" Is for Burglar • "C" Is for Corpse • "D" Is for Deadbeat • "E" Is for Evidence • "F" Is for Fugitive • "G" Is for Gumshoe • "H" Is for Homicide • "I" Is for Innocent • "J" Is for Judgment • "K" Is for Killer • "L" Is for Lawless • "M" Is for Malice • "N" Is for Noose • "O" Is for Outlaw • "P" Is for Peril • "Q" Is for Quarry • "R" Is for Ricochet • "S" Is for Silence • "T" Is for Trespass

Related articles	C. W. Grafton • Kinsey Millhone • Santa Teresa, California • Kinsey and Me

Other novels	Keziah Dane • The Lolly-Madonna War

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