"Grafton keeps pulling out surprises-and pulling us in." -Entertainment Weekly
O is for once upon a time. . .
Let''s talk about Kinsey''s past. We know of the aunt who raised her, the second husband who left her, and her long-lost family up the California coast. But what about Kinsey''s husband number one? He was always a blip on the radar-until now.
O is for old secrets.
Kinsey receives a call from a random guy who scavenges defaulted storage units at auction. Last week, he bought a stack of boxes-and Kinsey''s name turned up inthem. For thirty bucks, Kinsey buys the lot and finds, among piles of childhood memorabilia, an undelivered letter from a long, long time ago.
O is for outlaw.
The old letter forces Kinsey to recall and reexamine her first failed marriage. It also sheds new light on a murder case gone cold-one that puts her life in the gravest peril. And from which there is no turning back. . .
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