Jesse Stone Novel Robert B. Parker's Killing the Blues, Book 10, (Paperback)

from Carol420

Paradise, Massachusetts, is preparing for the summer tourist season when a string of car thefts disturbs what is usually a quiet time in town. In a sudden escalation of violence, the thefts become murder, and chief of police Jesse Stone finds himself facing one of the toughest cases of his career...

from JosephLYoung

Michael Brandman has the "Jesse Stone" character down dead to rights! This is the same character that Robert B. Parker created and animated so well. A good tight story with Jesse Stone as Chief of Police in a small Boston area town of Paradise. Equally at home fighting with the town council or sc...

from laytonwoman3rd

This is the first Jesse Stone novel written by Michael Brandman, the Parker estate's choice to carry on the series. Summer is coming to Paradise, and the Board of Selectmen, as usual, wants nothing to mar the peace and serenity of a small town highly dependent on tourist income. Also as usual, so...

from Draak

This is the first Jesse Stone novel that was not written by Robert Parker. It is my understanding that Michael Brandman collaborated on the Jesse Stone movies and I have to say that it almost felt like reading a script instead of a book. There are certain things that have been introduced in the m...

from ferrisscottr

I miss Parker's writings and Brandman is definitely not Robert B. Parker but I hesitate to find any fault with this book instead I view it kind of like holidays with your parents....it's not the best time you'll ever have but it's warm and it's home.If you like the other Jesse Stone books then yo...