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Sue Grafton published this in 1988, so it's a time capsule of sorts and a fun read. There's smoking in airplanes, pay telephones, older cop techniques in gathering evidence, etc. So it's kind of a fun read looking back. The writing stands up over the years, too.

This is an easy read; it comes in at 226 pages and Grafton is a fine writer. The pace is quick and there's not a real deep plot with tons of characters. There's also more background of Kinsey Millhone's life in this one than in the previous novels.

Eventually, I guess, I'll read the Alphabet series over the years. It took me nearly 30 years to get to E, but I'll continue working my way through the rest whenever the mood strikes.