Feb 10, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, News, Reviews, Where It Hurts
Coleman writes with words that form a rough beauty to his characters and locales. Click here to read the review
Feb 9, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, News, Reviews, Where It Hurts
Coleman’s busy book — set far from the Hamptons in “those ugly patches we Long Islanders like to pretend don’t exist”— has plenty of robust regional flavor. Click here to read the review...
Feb 9, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, News, Reviews, Where It Hurts
Sharp, clever dialogue, a dynamic cast of characters that represents a cross-section of Long Island cultures and an engaging plot keep Where It Hurts gripping and entertaining. Murphy’s authenticity, his flaws and his complexity make him a character readers will...
Feb 5, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, News, Reviews, Where It Hurts
Reading Reed Farrel Coleman is like taking a breath of rarefied air which is finally available to the common man. Click here to read the review
Feb 4, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, Interviews, News, Where It Hurts
Reed Farrel Coleman is a seasoned veteran when it comes to dishing out quality crime fiction. Stories that not only entertain, but also set up shop in your mind for some time. Coleman’s characters–from the part-time PI Moe Prager to his take on Robert B. Parker’s...
Feb 3, 2016 | Books, Gus Murphy, News, Reviews, Where It Hurts
Where It Hurts is as much a meditation on grief and loss as a crime story Click here to read the article
