Idaho Four
Read "Idaho Four" as the 25th book in the Murder Bookshots (Standalone Novellas) sequence. This follows the recommended publication order to preserve character development.
⚠️ Do NOT read before "American Cops" (Book 24)
This book is essential to the core narrative and character development.
Verdict Insight: As the 25th installment, this volume is critical for following the central narrative progression and plot development.
Writer
Book #30 of 51 in Series
Complete Series Reading Order
Publication Order
Preserves character reveals and plot twists exactly as the author intended.
Chronological Order
May spoil surprises but improves timeline clarity for deep lore fans.
Order Confidence
Why this order?
Our team of curators analyzes publication history, author interviews, and internal narrative continuity to establish the definitive reading sequence. This ensures zero spoilers and maximum narrative impact.
Why This Order Is Confusing
Many reading lists for Murder Bookshots (Standalone Novellas) conflict because early publishers often labeled short story collections as standalone novels, or rearranged internal chronologies for marketing. This guide follows original author intent and narrative continuity to settle the debate for good.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I skip reading Idaho Four?
This book is essential to the core narrative and character development.
Can I read Idaho Four before American Cops?
No. We recommend reading American Cops first. Idaho Four is the 25th book in the series and follows the core narrative established in earlier volumes.
Is Idaho Four required reading for the Murder Bookshots (Standalone Novellas)?
Yes, it is a core installment in the series reading order and contains critical character development and plot progression.
What comes after Idaho Four in the reading order?
The next recommended book after Idaho Four is Writer (Book #30).
