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Sea Change
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Narrated by:
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Scott Sowers
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Written by:
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Robert B. Parker
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Critic Reviews
Praise for Sea Change
“A fast-paced fascinating mystery.”—The Providence Journal
“The complicated, all-too-human Jesse Stone [is] every bit as compelling, charismatic and resolute as [the] better-known, valiant Spenser.”—The Boston Herald
“Crackles with wisecracks.”—Forbes
“Parker is dead-on here...the story swirls from whodunit into an absorbing whydunit.”—Booklist
“Strong enough to rank near [Parker’s] best.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Worthy of the late John D. MacDonald.”—St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“A fast-paced fascinating mystery.”—The Providence Journal
“The complicated, all-too-human Jesse Stone [is] every bit as compelling, charismatic and resolute as [the] better-known, valiant Spenser.”—The Boston Herald
“Crackles with wisecracks.”—Forbes
“Parker is dead-on here...the story swirls from whodunit into an absorbing whydunit.”—Booklist
“Strong enough to rank near [Parker’s] best.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Worthy of the late John D. MacDonald.”—St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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