Sue Grafton Books in Order
Find Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone alphabet mysteries in order, with book lists, brief summaries, series background, and tips on where to start this PI series.
Last updated: December 17, 2025
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Publication Order
35 books
Y is for Yesterday
by Sue Grafton
2017
X
by Sue Grafton
2015
W is for Wasted
by Sue Grafton
2013
Kinsey and Me
by Sue Grafton
2013
V is for Vengeance
by Sue Grafton
2011
U is for Undertow
by Sue Grafton
2009
T is for Trespass
by Sue Grafton
2007
S is for Silence
by Sue Grafton
2005
R is for Ricochet
by Sue Grafton
2004
Q is for Quarry
by Sue Grafton
2002
P is for Peril
by Sue Grafton
2000
O is for Outlaw
by Sue Grafton
1999
The Best American Mystery Stories 1998
by Sue Grafton
1998
N is for Noose
by Sue Grafton
1998
M is for Malice
by Sue Grafton
1996
L is for Lawless
by Sue Grafton
1994
K is for Killer
by Sue Grafton
1994
J is for Judgment
by Sue Grafton
1993
Writing Mysteries
by Sue Grafton
1992
I is for Innocent
by Sue Grafton
1992
Cold Turkey
by Diane Mott Davidson
1992
Cold Turkey is a food‑themed mystery short story, first published in the anthology Death Dines at 8:30, that helped earn Diane Mott Davidson the Anthony Award for best short story. It’s a tight, recipe‑laced tale that shows how even a shared meal can conceal deadly intentions.
Sisters in Crime 4
by Sue Grafton
1991
H is for Homicide
by Sue Grafton
1991
Sisters in Crime 3
by Sue Grafton
1990
Sisters in Crime 2
by Sue Grafton
1990
G is for Gumshoe
by Sue Grafton
1990
Sisters in Crime
by Sue Grafton
1989
F is for Fugitive
by Sue Grafton
1989
E is for Evidence
by Sue Grafton
1988
D is for Deadbeat
by Sue Grafton
1987
C is for Corpse
by Sue Grafton
1986
B is for Burglar
by Sue Grafton
1985
A is for Alibi
by Sue Grafton
1982
Lolly-Madonna War
by Sue Grafton
1969
Keziah Dane
by Sue Grafton
1967
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