A must-own for all Jesse Stone fans, this highly collectable boxed set features all nine mysteries starring Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winner Tom Selleck as the tough and troubled chief of police of a small New England town, based on the novels by Robert B. Parker. Struggling to keep his demons under control, Stone exposes killers, cover-ups, dark secrets, and more in these hard-boiled thrillers.

Stone Cold (2005)
Intense thriller stars Tom Selleck as burned-out L.A. detective Jesse Stone, who becomes police chief of a coastal Maine town. When the community’s peace is shattered by a gang rape of a high school student and a string of shootings, Stone must deal with antagonistic townspeople, a seductive defense attorney, and a news reporter who happens to be his ex-wife.

Night Passage (2006)
In this prequel to 2005’s "Stone Cold," LAPD cop Jesse Stone is forced to relocate to Paradise, Massachusetts, after his alcoholism gets him kicked off the force. Taking a job as a police chief there, he tries to get his drinking under control while investigating a domestic violence case tied to a money-laundering operation.

Death In Paradise (2006)
This engrossing mystery has Tom Selleck (who also co-wrote the teleplay) reprising his role as troubled small-town sheriff Jesse Stone. While investigating the killing of a teenage girl, he has a run-in with Boston-based mobsters. But will his determination to crack the case spell his demise?

Sea Change (2007)
Tormented lawman Jesse Stone returns for the fourth gripping crime drama in the popular series of telefilms based on the novels by Robert B. Parker. Finding no excitement working as a sheriff in the small town of Paradise, Stone returns to more demanding detective work on the advice of his therapist, and finds the reopening of an old case quickly restoring his vigor.

Thin Ice (2009)
Hitting the bottle again, lovesick lawman Jesse Stone is thrown into further turmoil when someone tries to kill his police captain pal in Boston. Faced with losing his job over the incident, he must travel there to participate in an Internal Affairs investigation while the mother of a missing child arrives in Paradise hoping to find some answers.

No Remorse (2010)
Suspended from his job, troubled police chief Jesse Stone leaves his home in Paradise, Massachusetts, to help out a friend by investigating a string of murders in Boston. As he attempts to deal with his own demons and the repercussions of his actions, Stone must also stop the mobster responsible for the Beantown slayings.

Innocents Lost (2011)
Let go as police chief after the events of "No Remorse," Jesse fights to regain his job, even as he investigates a teenage girl’s death and looks into the case of a convicted murderer whom Stone believes may actually be innocent.

Benefit Of The Doubt (2012)
Still bucking for reinstatement as police chief of Paradise, Stone must bring all of his instincts to bear when the community is rocked by an audacious mob-related double homicide.

Lost In Paradise (2015)
The ninth made-for-TV mystery based on Robert B. Parker’s novels finds former Paradise, Massachusetts, top cop Jesse Stone working as a consultant for the Boston police force. When a vicious serial killer confesses to three out of four recent murders, Stone sets out to track down the real culprit behind the fourth brutal crime.

Kevin Hart and Josh Gad star in this comedy written and directed by Jeremy Garelick. When Doug Harris (Gad) proposes to his girlfriend Gretchen (Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting) he comes to realise that he has everything he could ever wish for... except a best man. After he is referred to Best Man Inc., a company that specialises in supplying fake groomsmen for grooms with no friends, Doug meets Jimmy Callahan (Hart), the most successful fake best man in the business. As Doug sets about making Jimmy, or Bic Mitchum as he renames him, believable as his new best friend, chaos ensues including a disastrous family meal that results in Gretchen's grandmother catching fire. The cast also includes Alan Ritchson, Mimi Rogers, Cloris Leachman and Jorge Garcia.