Robert B. Parker's the Hangman's Sonnet

from ChazziFrazz

Sheriff Jesse Stone is recovering from the brutal death of Diana, a woman he thought he would spend the rest of his life with. He is recovering with the help of his old friend Johnnie Walker Black. But at this point in time he has to stay sober as his right hand man, "Suitcase" Simpson is getting...

from DDJTJ1

ROBERT B PARKER'S THE HANGMAN'S SONNET BY REED FARREL COLEMAN is the next installment of the Jesse Stone series. Truth be told this is the first of any of Parker's books I have read ! I enjoyed it very much. So much I'm planning on hunting up more. As for the review: The in depth review, if you w...

from RobynELee

Glad this author is keeping Robert Parker's character alive.

from Charlie

While it is pleasing to experience Jesse Stone in action once again, in this book, his faults are emphasized a bit too much. The chronology is after the death of his fiancé and Jesse has once again crawled into the bottle, getting extremely drunk on a regular basis. So frequently and so deeply th...

from writemoves

This should be the book to end the Jesse Stone series on. I read the first 100 pages or so page by page. But I lost interest as the book focused on Stone's problem with alcoholism that I quickly paged through to the end. Just as Stone's employees in the Paradise Police Department were getting wea...