Jesse Stone Novel: Robert B. Parker's Colorblind (Audiobook)

from tjsween

Good story...but doesn't hold up in the #metoo era

from bjkelley

Robert B Parker's Colorblind by Reed Farrel Coleman was ok, but nothing much. Jesse is going to AA, Suit is dependable, Molly loves Jesse, but doesn't want to show it...if all that sounds familiar, it should, since its the same old same old. Added one new character - a son Jesse didn't know about...

from writemoves

I have had like–dislike feelings about the Jesse Stone series. That being said, I enjoyed reading Colorblind. The storyline of minorities and immigrants being attacked by white supremacists is certainly appropriate given today's headlines. Stone not only has to solve the crimes but he has to deal...

from sj1335

Jesse comes back to Paradise after a much-needed stay in rehab, he's tired of fighting his battle with the bottle alone. When he goes back into the office he's met with some disturbing news. There have been some racial incidents going on in Paradise, one that includes his officer Alicia Davis. Wh...

from ChazziFrazz

Jesse Stone is back from rehab. Recovery is not an easy road, but being confronted with a racially motivated crime makes it even harder. A black woman is found severely beaten and close to death on the beach. There is also something about the crime that calls back to another crime similar to this...