Jesse Stone Novel Stranger in Paradise, (Paperback)

from nbmars

Stranger in Paradise purports to be "a Jesse Stone novel." Maybe. After all, Paradise, Massachusetts Police Chief Jesse Stone is the principal narrator. But the real focus of the book is on Wilson Cromartie, a.k.a. "Crow," an independent hit-man for hire who claims to be an Apache warrior. Jesse ...

from milibrarian

Jesse Stone is protecting Paradise again, this time with the help of a known felon called Crow. Crow has been hired to kill a Florida criminal's wife and return his 14 year old daughter to him, but Crow wants to protect the women once he finds them. In the meantime, the daughter (Amber) has becom...

from ABVR

This latest addition to Parker's "Jesse Stone" series (concerning the police chief of fictional Paradise, MA) deploys elements that readers of the "Spenser" series will find familiar. There's a troubled teenager who needs not only rescuing but mentoring (and who could be Paul Giacomin or April Ky...

from ckNikka

Our hero returns with the same great cast of reoccuring characters. What is not to like about Robert Parker? This is fun stuff for the long winter or the beach in summer. I also enjoy the video adaptions that happen on HBO... "Crow came into Jess's office and sat down. "Things happening in town,"...

from bjmitch

Since Robert B. Parker died, I've been saving the few novels of his that I hadn't read. I parcel them out to myself very slowly. Yesterday I allowed myself the pleasure of reading this Jesse Stone novel. If you've read any of this series or have seen a TV interpretation of one, you know Jesse has...