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The Irresponsible Reader on COLORBLIND

Aug 2, 2018 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

This is a must for Jesse Stone fans and a decent entry point for new readers, too — it’ll get you to go back and read at least a few older books (I’m more than willing to help a new reader with an “Essential Jesse Stone” reading list...

The Real Book Spy on COLORBLIND

Jul 18, 2018 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

Jesse Stone is back, and he’s facing danger at every turn in Robert B. Parker’s Colorblind, the latest page-turning, must-read novel from Reed Farrel Coleman. Click here to read the review  

Booklist on COLORBLIND

Jul 17, 2018 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

Coleman’s take on Parker’s Jesse Stone is a work in progress, as it should be with any series character. He’s slowly extricating Stone from his demons without minimizing them. Jesse is in good hands....

Publisher’s Weekly on COLORBLIND

Jul 10, 2018 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

Coleman makes the impact of these events on individuals palpable, giving this nuanced entry more emotional weight Click here to read the review  

Gerald So on THE HANGMAN’S SONNET

Jul 23, 2017 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

Coleman invites readers to think of continuation not as imitation of the original author, but as true further exploration of the original’s fascinating characters. Click here to read the review...

Booklist on THE HANGMAN’S SONNET

Jul 18, 2017 | Books, News, Reviews, Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone

From Booklist’s starred review of THE HANGMAN’S SONNET: Coleman’s fourth Jesse Stone novel is easily his best. It features a clever plot and finds Jesse confronting some very real inner demons. Best of all, it brings together three of Robert B....
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