Spenser Sixkill, Book 39, (Paperback)

from JosephLYoung

Parker's 39th and final "Spencer" series book. Hawk is away in Central Asia and Spenser doesn't have anyone to watch his back. He is still with his Doctor/girlfriend and his dog Pearl frequently joins them in bed. This adventure features a young sixteen year old messed up girl, Dawn Lopata, who i...

from laytonwoman3rd

This is the last Spenser novel "completed by Parker before his death". That's the official description. I assume it's worded that way to cover the likelihood that some of his not-completed Spenser stories may be fleshed out by his estate-sanctioned successor, recently announced to be Ace Atkins. ...

from bookczuk

I am so sad that this is the final Spenser novel, though was thrilled when I found out that this novel was in the publishing pipeline, when Robert B Parker died. He maintained my interest in his characters through something like 38 books in this series, and several other series and stand-alones a...

from Queensowntalia

Parker's final Spenser novel delivers more of the same simple but enjoyable blend of action and wit as previous installments. A dead girl is found in a movie star's hotel room, and Spenser has been hired to learn the truth of the situation. There's a lot the same as previous installments, actuall...

from dasam

Parker's last completed novel---a good one. It is sad to finish my reading and rereading of all of his detective novels.But quoting from the book:"Ain't a lot of happy endings here," he said."There often aren't," I said.And then the last words of the novel seem appropriate to Parker's life, he be...