Title: He's been better.
Product review: Well it wasn't awful but Robert Parker has surely lost the need to write tight, well-crafted, believable novels. My thought on reading this was that he wanted to write off the expense of a trip to Georgia and so dashed off a book in that locale one lazy weekend. For readers new to the Parker mysteries, go back to the early Spenser books; they are far superior in terms of story, pace, and relationships. The newer books are witten in black and white; there are no grays or shadows in the characters or story.
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