Robert B. Parker's Colorblind (A Jesse Stone Novel Book 17)
In this seventeenth Jesse Stone novel, Reed Farrel Coleman takes the helm to deliver a tense tale of racial strife and murder in Paradise. Sheriff Jesse Stone must unravel a web of suspicion and danger threatening his community, relying on his sharp instincts to restore order amid escalating conflicts.
About This Book
Robert B. Parker's Colorblind is the seventeenth installment in the Jesse Stone novel series, crafted by acclaimed author Reed Farrel Coleman. This book continues the tradition of the series with its focus on the small-town sheriff navigating complex challenges.
The story unfolds in the familiar setting of Paradise, Massachusetts, where Jesse Stone faces issues that test his resolve and investigative skills. Coleman's narrative maintains the essence of the original series while bringing fresh perspectives.
As a key entry in the long-running saga, Colorblind explores themes central to the character's world, blending suspense with character-driven storytelling. Readers familiar with Jesse Stone will appreciate the continuity and depth provided by this volume.
This novel stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Jesse Stone series, offering engaging prose and plot developments that keep the pages turning.
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