β Scribed by Robert B. Parker
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Things are getting strange in Paradise, Massachusetts. Police Chief
Jesse Stone is called to the junior high school when reports of lewd
conduct by the schools principal, Betsy Ingersoll, filter into the
station. Ingersoll claims she was protecting the propriety of her
students when she inspected each girls undergarments in the locker
room. Jesse would like nothing more than to see Ingersoll punished, but
her high-powered attorney husband stands in the way. At the same time,
the women of Paradise are faced with a threat to their sense of security
with the emergence of a tormented voyeur, dubbed The Night Hawk.
Initially, hes content to peer through windows, but as times goes on,
he becomes more reckless, forcing his victims to strip at gunpoint, then
photographing them at their most vulnerable. And according to the notes
hes sending to Jesse, hes not satisfied to stop there. Its up to
Jesse to catch the Night Hawk, before its too late.
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