Spenser: Painted Ladies : A Spenser Novel (Series #38) (CD-Audio)

from crplotne

In this novel, probably the last in the late Robert B. Parker's Spenser series, we work through the mystery with Spenser on his own, in some ways mirroring "The Godwulf Manuscript," the first Spenser story. Like "The Godwulf Manuscript," the theft of a historical artifact prompts the action. In t...

from Ti99er

Painted Ladies is another solid Spenser Series story, which is unfortunately one of the last in this long running and successful series. In Painted Ladies, our dear Spenser enters the realm of the art world. When a much sought after painting is stolen from a local museum, Spenser is hired to guar...

from watertiger

Absolutely loved the repartee. Author, Robert Parker, had such a gift for dialogue and clean crisp story lines. I am truly sorry that he has passed, and will be even sorrier when I finish reading all of his works. Painted Ladies is the perfect reading escape for an evening of leisure reading.

from Ti99er

Painted Ladies is another solid Spenser Series story, which is unfortunately one of the last in this long running and successful series. In Painted Ladies, our dear Spenser enters the realm of the art world. When a much sought after painting is stolen from a local museum, Spenser is hired to guar...

from Mantra

I was excited to stumble across a new Spenser novel last week! This was finished the year before Robert Parker passed away. It's classic Spenser. I enjoyed it a lot. Hawk was not in it but everyone else was. Hopefully Hawk will be back in the last Spenser book (?) which is due out next May.