Robert B. Parker's Fool Me Twice: A Jesse Stone Novel (Jesse Stone Mystery Series Book 11)

Another 5* enjoyable read, never disappointed with the Jesse Stone series.Discovered Jesse Stone via the brilliant TV movies and this was the first novel I read. All the books are a joy to read, great writing style, dialogue & humor and quick reading I always open a Jesse Stone book when I know I have time to read in one sitting undisturbed. They run along at a great pace encompassing engaging characters, plenty of twists and emotions. When I finish one of these novels I always feel I have been properly entertained and can't wait to open the next. I have not read them in sequence which so far hasn't been a problem.I hope a decision is made soon on the future of the TV films 'we need more', Tom Selleck has stated he has not finished with the character :-) so in the meantime enjoying getting my Jesse Stone fix via Kindle, couple of published novels yet to hit the Kindle market hope they do soon and hoping for more Jesse Stone novels with the colaboration of Michael Brandman.

Downloaded this book as well as others in the series. I've enjoyed the Jesse Stone books after watching Tom Selleck in the role. Frustrated that two books that are part way through the series don't appear to be on Kindle so I've now read the remainder out of sequence. I don't understand the logic of leaving two books out of a series if you put them into the Kindle books format then it should include the full set!

What else can I say having read most of the Jesse Stone books and loving every one. Each one had everything and so much more.Jesse Stone, his team, the setting of Paradise - all perfect. Locked into my memory forever.

The movies are in town so Jesse has a lot to contend with - protecting the main star, a new relationship, a persistent driving offender and overpriced water bills. As usual he solves it all in his usual, unorthodox manner. This is a fun read with more action and words than Mr Parker but still enjoyable.

Robert B Parker seems to have become a brand. One person writes the Spenser books, another writes the Jesse Stone novels and a third the Cole/Hitch Westerns. Some are good, some aren't.This one is OK. Without mimicking Parker, the Author gets close enough for fans to identify with the Stone character. This represents a good tribute to the original author.

Good Cop, Bad Cop. Good Cop sees the good in people and helps them to turn around - Bad Cop - I am prepared to overlook the un-conventional means to right a wrong.

Fairly good read with several plots involving the main character being revealed. A good attempt at keeping to the main appeal of the Jesse Stone stories.

Very much enjoy Robert Parkers Novel, but still think they are overpriced on kindle.