Stone Cold: A Jesse Stone Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (694 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590074327 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 480 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content" according to Ken T.. OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content Ken T. OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #4. "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, 3, & 4. Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. . "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content Ken T. OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #4. "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, 3, & 4. Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. . "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, 3, & One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content Ken T. OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #4. "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, 3, & 4. Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. . Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. , & One Dimensional And Very Thin In Content Ken T. OK. I've read later Jesse Stone novels and liked them. I decided to go back to the first and read, in order, the ones I missed. "Stone Cold" is #4. "Stone Cold" is also as thin as water, one dimensional, and has a character, Jenn, who has become extremely tedious. Jesse's constant proclamations of his love for her is also hackneyed and worn out. Jenn, by the way, is Jesse's ex-wife.I can see the character development in Book 1. But, this same storyline continues in 2, 3, & 4. Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. . Jesse sleeps around and also proclaims these same feelings about his ex to the women he beds. "Read about the highly appealing Jesse Stone" according to J. Grattan. Jesse Stone is the beleaguered chief of police in tiny Paradise, Mass. He has ended up there after his job as a cop in Los Angeles, alcohol, and his ex-wife have forced him to redirect his life. Parker's Stone is an appealing character. He takes it one day at time, is a man of principle, and takes his new job seriously.It is Stone's calmness and instincts as a cop that serve him well in investigating a series of seemingly linked killings in Paradise - something new in this small town. Though the strong, silent type, his sensitivity is evident in his handling of a sex. "Great book for anyone who likes the Robert B Parker" according to Bob S. Great book for anyone who likes the Robert B Parker (Jesse Stone series). I read book on my kindle and love the fact that I can read a sample before buying to see if I think I want it or if perhaps I have already read it in paperback and don't want it.
This outing finds the laconic, troubled cop tackling three problems: to capture the pair of serial killers who are murdering random victims in small-town Paradise, Mass., where Stone is chief of police; to bring to justice the three high-school students who gang-raped a younger schoolmate; and to come to terms with his love of both alcohol and his ex-wife, Jenn. That story line serves as a fine little police procedural, but Parker is at his max here when following the rape plot, especially in scenes in which Stone, in his cool, compassionate way, tries to help the besieged victim as best he can. From Publishers Weekly It's taken four novels, but finally Parker's Jesse Stone series has produced a book as good as top-drawer Spenser. The serial killers, revealed early to the reader and soon enough to Stone, are a married yuppie pair who taunt Stone, whom they take a
And the harder these outside forces push against him, the more Jesse retreats into himself, convinced-despite all the odds-that it's up to him alone to stop the killing. He's spending too much time with the bottle-and with his ex-wife-neither of which helps him, or the case. Paradise, Massachusetts, police chief Jesse Stone returns, tracking the path of a pair of thrill killers. Investigating a serial killer in an affluent suburban town is difficult, and dangerous, and with the added pressures from the town selectmen and the media, the heat is turned up on Jesse. As tough, clear-eyed, and sardonic as Jesse Stone himself, this is the Grand Master working at the peak of his powers.