Title: Introducing Jesse Stone, starting over in paradise.
Product review: Jesse Stone, a 34 year old cop, has spent fifteen years with the LAPD, his last assignment before his alcoholism got the best of him, a detective in the Robbery Homicide division. With his career with LAPD and his marriage with his actress wife down the tubes, Jesse accepts the job as Chief of Police in a small suburb above Boston, Massachusetts, oddly named Paradise. Soon upon his arrival he learns that names can be deceiving, when he comes across political corruption and a militia group running loose in his town. Add murder and you have a perfect day.This was the second book in the series that I read (following "Sea Change") and I have to admit I have to add Parker's Jesse Stone series to the list of my all time favorite detective series (eg the 87th Precinct by the late Evan Hunter BKA Ed McBain, and the Alex Cross series by James Patterson).
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