"N" Is for Noose

"N" Is for Noose
Author	Sue Grafton
Country	United States
Language	English
Series	Alphabet Mysteries
Genre(s)	Mystery
Publisher	Henry Holt and Company
Publication date	1998
Media type	Print (Hardcover)
Pages	289 pp (first edition)
ISBN	9780805036503
OCLC	38024221
Preceded by	"M" Is for Malice
Followed by	"O" Is for Outlaw

"N" Is for Noose is the fourteenth novel in Sue Grafton's "Alphabet" series of mystery novels^[1] and features Kinsey Millhone, a private eye based in Santa Teresa, California,^[2], although much of this novel's action takes place outside of that fictional city.^[3] The novel was a New York Times best-seller.^[4]

References

^ Lipez, Richard. "Mysteries: High Anxiety", The Washington Post, 1998-05-17.
^ Macknee, Salem. "Grafton Loves Her Letters, Alphabetic and Otherwise", The Charlotte Observer, 1997-10-05, p. 5D.
^ McGill, Leslie. "Mountain town mystery 'N' Is for Noose has Kinsey Millhone once again searching for justice", The Kansas City Star, 1998-05-04, p. D6.
^ Dickinson, Jane. "'Easter Bunny' dishes up a Southern-fried murder", Denver Rocky Mountain News, 1998-06-21.

v • d • e Sue Grafton

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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