Mathematics for business, finance, and economics Book

I've read a few short stories collections over the years and have never really enjoyed them as a whole. I usually find myself picking out a tale or two that I enjoyed and wonder why the other stories couldn't have been as good. With Faye Kellerman's collection Garden of Eden, I didn't find myself doing that. In fact, I kept asking myself why I was still reading it. It's not that she isn't a good writer (certainly not the best) or that her stories weren't interesting (some were), but it just didn't work for me. I didn't find the mysteries and murders appealing. Some stories felt rushed. Others were simply bland. The final four writings didn't fit with the theme of the book which was okay. I couldn't get into them either. I wouldn't recommend this collection unless you're looking for something different and not too complicated.