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Jesse need to move on
I usually love Parker's books but I' m tired of Jesse mooning over Jenn. He needs to get a life. What a waste. I just can't accept that he is such a doormat for this woman. It denigrates him as a man; where is his self respec? Sunny could be one answer but maybe she just ought to go get Richie back. She is a better character than jesse and I'd ilke to see more of her books.

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Lazy, Lazy, Lazy
I read all the glowing reviews and couldn't help but wonder if I read the same book. I read this book in one sitting this evening and it was mediocre at best. I wasn't too keen w/ the last RBP book that I read either. <
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>He seems to be veering down that James Patterson road- thin plot and not much other substance. <
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>And, yet again, his so-called knowledge of women and women's issues had me shaking my head. Is Susan the only positive woman that he can have in his books. Well, Sunny Randall is a stronger character, as well. <
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>I was really disappointed with this book and very glad that my father in law shared it--it was checked out from the library. <
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>I miss the old RBP--with the better, witty writing. The last few books are really beach reads or at the very least get the book at the local library and save your money.

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More high profile action in Paradise . . .
Excellent book. Like most Parker books, his narrative style creates a vivid picture of the scenes and actions which take place in them-a talk show host 'hanging' in the balance, former spouses shooting evil glares at one another, a pompous politician who believes he should be the first to know all (don't know about you, but I like it when a politician gets humbled). <
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>Then there's the man who must be ecstatic as he finds out he may actually be able to become a father when all hope had been lost. <
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>I especially like the developing character of Molly in Stone's police department. What a great combination of loving mom, kickass cop and strong, old-fashioned Irish woman. Go Molly! <
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>I am disappointed at which woman Jesse chose. Doesn't mean the other is permanently out of the picture though. Think carefully, Jesse . . . <
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>Overall, a very good mystery novel with many emotional personal stories.