โ Scribed by Sue Grafton
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SUMMARY: J is for just gets better (Houston Chronicle) in this winning novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Sue Grafton J IS FOR JAW-DROPPINGWendell Jaffe looks great for a dead man! Hes been six feet under for five years agountil his former insurance agent spots him at a dusty resort bar in Mexico. Now California Fidelity wants its insurance money back. Can P.I. Kinsey Millhone get on the case?J IS FOR JEOPARDYJust two months earlier, Jaffes widow pocketed $500,000 in insurance benefits after Jaffe went overboard. Was his pseudocide a last-ditch effort to do right by his beloved wife? Perhaps. But how would that explain the new woman in Jaffes second life?J IS FOR JUDGMENTKinsey is in for the long haul as she delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Jaffes life and deathand discovers that, in family matters as in crime, sometimes it's better to reserve judgmentGrafton writes a smart story and wraps it up with a wry twist.The New York Times Book Review
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