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Sue Grafton's Alphabet Series
Sue Grafton was a mystery writer whose many novels followed the letters of the alphabet. Try to guess the names of her books with these helpful hints.
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Last updated: December 8, 2020
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| First submitted | December 7, 2020 |
| Times taken | 9,131 |
| Average score | 70.8% |
| Rating | 4.38 |
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18 Comments
BolyaiAnna
+4
Level 82
Dec 8, 2020
The last novel would have been called Z is for Zero. So close to finishing the series..
Sifhraven
+5
Level 72
Dec 8, 2020
Zombie
IsleAuHaulte
+5
Level 90
Dec 11, 2020
It could be ghost written.
NV1
+5
Level 51
Dec 8, 2020
She died before she could make Z :(
EytanMelech
+3
Level 67
Dec 8, 2020
She died before the last one :(
rg1227
+5
Level 69
Dec 8, 2020
"A day we'll never get back" hit me deeper than it should've
KentishWoman
+5
Level 71
Dec 8, 2020
I did enjoy this series, and was very sad that the author never lived to write her last 'letter'. Thank you for the quiz, and bringing back some good memories
TheBerryLegend
+1
Level 51
Dec 18, 2020
cool quiz
jmellor13
+2
Level 67
Jan 8, 2021
Pretty impressive to have both the confidence and perseverance to start this thing in 1982 and stick with it for 35 years. Can't just stop after D, can you?
stylus
+1
Level 77
Jan 8, 2021
how come x has a year even though there’s no novel or answer?
MayaB
+4
Level 73
Jan 8, 2021
There is a novel. The whole title is "X". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_(novel)
MuTeX
+12
Level 67
Jan 8, 2021
Small error: murder is not the same thing as homicide. Murder implies a premeditated killing of another (i.e. ex ante intent), whilst homicide is just the killing of another. All murders are homicides but not all homicides are murders (e.g. self-defence killing would be homicide, not murder).
Baxtergrad
+3
Level 51
Jan 8, 2021
C'mon, X is for Xylophone (used to brutally bash someone on the head) would've been good.
JWatson24
+2
Level 71
Jan 8, 2021
Or "X" is for "Xenophile." Or "Xerox." Or "Xenon." Or some other random word that has nothing to do with crime.
morcaca
+4
Level 59
Jan 8, 2021
Xenophobia could be a cause for a crime. I guess Xavier or Xerxes could be a character as well.
ander217
+5
Level 74
Jan 13, 2021
X-ray - a serial killer radiology tech turns up the radiation for all patients, knowing it's a perfect crime because the damage won't appear for years.
Dml123
+4
Level 70
Jan 9, 2021
Why is 'Deadbeat' someone who evades child support payments?! I thought it meant tired. I can see how it might be used to describe a lazy person but I've never heard it used with this very specific meaning before. But I'm from the UK, so maybe it's a US thing...?
Walacama
+3
Level 82
Jan 11, 2021
US thing - A "Deadbeat Dad" does not pay his child support. In general, a deadbeat is someone who doesn't pay their debts.
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