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Description from Doubleday Book Club: "Sue Grafton’s T s for Trespass gets an “A” for addictive, as P.I. Kinsey Millhone goes up against the embodiment of evil in the series' most riveting entry to date.
Despite the fact that Gus Vronsky is the neighborhood scrooge, concern for the old man after he injures himself moves Kinsey to agree to do a quick background check on the caregiver hired by his out-of-town niece. Based on Solana Rojas’s top-notch credentials, Kinsey gives the thumbs up -- until she meets the woman and is taken aback by her querulous personality… and something disturbing in her glance. Furthermore, Kinsey finds it strange that Gus, a curmudgeon if ever there was one, appears more subdued of late -- a lot more. Kinsey decides a possible license-revoking break-in and entry of Gus’ home is worth the risk. The discovery of a 300-pound goon sound asleep in a back bedroom only confirms her suspicions that Solana’s rave reviews are way off the mark. But actually, Solana Rojas is every bit the shining star she’s purported to be. The problem is that the woman living next door is not Solana Rojas. And by the time Kinsey puts it all together, it could cost her—big time."
