Status Updates From An East End Murder (Charles...

Well, this book ended sort of abruptly with the end of one of the short stories.

I am much happier with this book now that I have delved farther into the series. The changes in timeframe and, thus, character development don't seem as jarring.

I am not sure if I am not a short story person, or I am not a short story in a series person. I am finding this book difficult as it jumps around in time. The Charles Lenox Mysteries series has a definite timeline. I picked up this book, because I thought it was a short story that slotted in between numbers 4 and 5. I found that the first story did that, but that the second story jumps ahead several years.

This doesn't have the snap and pop in eBook form that I enjoy in the audio versions of this series.