Title: Spenser: In Disguise
Product review: Who does Robert B. Parker think he's fooling? Jesse Stone, along with the 'new' female detective Sunny, and Philip Marlowe too as Parker writes him, are just re-workings of Spenser. Same personal problems, same cohorts, same basic plots. Admittedly Spenser is more worthy of repetition than some other characters, but come on! It's as if he only knows how to write one or two characters and one or two stories. I guess as long as he can sell them, he'll keep re-working the same stories. I won't buy them though.
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