Robert B. Parker's Killing the Blues: A Jesse Stone Novel Audiobook

" Fast light read, entertaining Jesse Stone novel... "

" love these Jesse Stone stories....always entertaining.....never disappoint "

" Too many he said. Jess said. said used too much m- even Parker wasn't that bad with his dialog! "

" I was worried if I would be able to tell that Robert B. Parker hadn't written this book, it's been a while since I'd read the last Jesse Stone. I couldn't tell, stopped worrying and just enjoyed the story! "

" More like Tom Selleck's Jesse Stone than Robert Parker's Jesse Stone and he's a Jesse Stone who is slightly more violent and slightly less witty than I recall but overall -- not bad. Worth another chance as the series will surely continue now. "

" This was a quick entertaining book. I didn't realize it was part of a series, I'll have to read the rest of the series now! "

" This book is to Robert Parker's work what a tribute band is to the Beatles. Reminds you of some of the things you liked, but no substitute for the original. "

" This is one of those "published by the estate of . . . " books. I liked it anyway. "

" I never tire of Jesse Stone, especially when I can visualize Selleck as the main character. This is definitely one of the best in this series. "

" A Jesse Stone, not as good as Robert Parker wrote. "

" Well done! Nice that he moves into the house of the TV movies. Nicely resolved some issues. It must be hard to follow in the steps of greatness- but a good book resulted! "

" if you like Robert Parker's work, you'll notice that there are some differences between the way Brandman writes and the way Parker actually writes. I felt this lacked the authentic flavor of Parker. Miss that guy. "

" At times it felt like the dialogue was written for Tom Selleck, not Jesse Stone. Molly's character was also off and I don't think Brandman got her relationship with Jesse right. Overall I would read another Brandman Jesse Stone but mainly because I am not ready to give up the characters yet. "

" It was ok; definitely not up to Parker's level, and Jesse talked too much like Spenser! "

" A good job of echoing the style and characterization of Parker's characters. "

" I enjoyed this book but not as much as if Robert B. Parker had written it. Michael Brandman did an ok job but it wasn't Parker. I'm not sure I would have read end except his Chief Jesse Stone character is my favorite. "

" Not a bad start...Brandman brings Parker's Jesse Stone closer to the TV version, and that's what this one reads like--a novelization rather than a novel... "

" The second author picks up Parker's story line. He makes Jesse sound more like Spencer but it was still a good read. "

" Bittersweet. This is Parker's last book. What a loss! "

" It was okay, but it's time to retire the series...fans of the Jesse Stone series will read it, but it really doesn't quite come up to Parker's standard. (Though I don't think this series is near as interesting as the Spenser series.) "

" Loved this series, but am so saddened by the passing of Robert Parker. I feel Michael Brandman did a great job in finishing this book. It was a very quick read because of the short chapters - but I did enjoy it very much. "

" Lots of uncomplicated conversations make this a quick read. "

" The name Michael Brandman surprised me as author. Reading the book without noticing, this book read like just another Jesse Stone novel by Rober Parker. "

" You can tell there is a different voice, but it is still a good book. "

" Pretty good book. R.I.P Robert. We miss you. "

" Love Parker's books and especially love the New Jesse Stone series - but did not enjoy this one as well. Going to miss Robert B. Parker. Read all the Spenser Books and all the Jesse Stone books. "

" Brandman is no Parker, but he is a good runner-up. His Jesse Stone adventure reads more like the TV movies, but is adept, entertaining and fast reading. This was a good introduction to the continuation of the series and, yes, I will continue reading them. "