All the books by Robert B. Parker adapted to cinema and television

Following Jesse Stone’s dismissal from the Los Angeles Police Department, the story unfolds as he unexpectedly becomes a candidate chosen by the town’s board of selectmen to assume the role of police chief in Paradise, a quaint town situated on Boston’s North Shore. The board’s decision stems from their hope that his past setbacks will dissuade him from delving too deeply into the hidden truths and secrets concealed within the town.

During an unsanctioned stake-out in Boston, Jesse Stone and Captain Healy find themselves targeted by gunshots. Meanwhile, in Paradise, a perplexing letter arrives, drawing the attention of a mother whose child was abducted. Despite the official declaration of her son’s death, she reaches out to Stone, desperately hoping that he will reopen the case and help unravel the truth.

Police Chief Jesse Stone faces suspension in Paradise, prompting him to offer temporary assistance to a friend dealing with a serial killer case in Boston. In an attempt to evade calls from his ex-partner, Jesse acquires his first cellphone. Meanwhile, the Paradise Police Department finds itself overwhelmed when a convenience store robbery turns into a murder investigation, stretching their resources beyond their capacity.

Jesse Stone immerses himself in the sinister deeds of a serial killer in Boston, all while grappling with concerns over a troubled teenager in Paradise.

Hawk has relocated to Washington, D.C., where he is summoned to assist individuals in dire need or facing potential peril. Furthermore, figures from his past resurface, seeking retribution, seeking to collect unsettled debts, or aiming to resolve past conflicts.

Residing in Boston, Spenser is a private investigator who finds himself entangled in a fresh homicide mystery with each new episode. Armed with his extensive expertise, keen observational skills, and logical reasoning abilities honed over the years, Spenser consistently unravels the enigma at hand. Occasionally, his trusted companion Hawk lends a helping hand, ensuring that together they never falter in solving the case.

Sheriff Jesse Stone, serving in a small town, takes on the enigmatic investigation of a teenage girl’s murder alongside the troubling case of a victimized wife. Amidst these challenges, Jesse must confront his personal demons, including his battle with alcoholism, his complicated relationship with his ex-wife, and the turmoil in his love life. As he delves deeper into the teenage girl’s murder, it unravels a harrowing network of sex trafficking, ultimately leading him into the realms of Boston’s affluent society.

After being forced into retirement, Jesse Stone is compelled to return to duty when the sheriff who replaced him tragically perishes in an explosion inside their police car. With the other officers he previously worked with having left the department, Jesse finds himself alone in his pursuit to solve the crime, relying solely on his own skills and determination.

Following his unexpected retirement, Jesse Stone takes it upon himself to delve into the perplexing circumstances surrounding the untimely demise of a young acquaintance. Meanwhile, the Paradise police force finds itself grappling with the challenges posed by a haughty new chief, who happens to be the son-in-law of a prominent town councilman.

Under the advice of his therapist, Police Chief Jesse Stone embarks on a mission to occupy his mind and curb his drinking habits by revisiting unresolved cases from the past. Out of the three cases predating his tenure, he decides to delve into the murder of a bank teller as his primary focus. Simultaneously, he finds himself involved in the investigation of an alleged rape, further stretching his resources and determination to seek justice.

Within the confines of Paradise, Massachusetts, a tranquil small town, Chief of Police Jesse Stone finds himself immersed in the investigation of a murder and a rape case. As a series of murders with a consistent pattern emerges, Jesse gradually uncovers the identities of the killers. However, lacking a clear motive, substantial evidence, or a weapon, he must patiently bide his time, awaiting the perfect opportunity to apprehend the perpetrators.

In 1882, the small town of Appaloosa, New Mexico, is being terrorized by local rancher Randall Bragg, who killed the town’s marshal, Jack Bell, and two deputies when they came to Bragg’s ranch to arrest two men. They make acquaintance with her and observing Cole and Allie are getting together well, Hitch keeps his silence.