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Blind to Midnight
When you’re in trouble, you call 911.
When cops are in trouble, they call Nick Ryan.
NIck Ryan Series
Sleepless City
When you’re in trouble, you call 911. When cops are in trouble, they call Nick Ryan.Â
Blind to Midnight
Nearly three thousand New Yorkers died on 9/11. But in the entire city on that tragic day, only one murder actually took place. Now, over two decades later, Detective Nick Ryan must dig beneath the official report—and into his own past—to find the truth.
Gus Murphy Series
Where It Hurts
A gritty, atmospheric novel about the other side of Long Island, far from the wealth of the Hamptons, where real people live—and die.
What You Break
Gus Murphy prowls the meaner streets of Long Island’s darkest precincts with a Russian mercenary at his back
Moe Prager Series
Walking the Perfect Square
Retired NYPD cop Moe Prager is lost. When a college student vanishes off the streets of Manhattan, Moe’s life is changed forever. Hired by the student’s desperate family, he plunges deep into the world of New York’s punk underground, sex clubs, and biker bars.
Redemption Street
Moe is lured into the mystery of a 1966 hotel fire that killed seventeen people, including his first love.
Bestselling Author
Reed Farrel Coleman
Called a hard-boiled poet by NPR, Reed Farrel Coleman is the New York Times-bestselling author of novels, short stories, poetry, and essays.
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My Book, The Movie Interview
I was one of those college students who paid careful attention in class because I took terrible notes. In retrospect, I probably would’ve been better served by improving my note taking skills. Much of what my professors had to say blended into a kind of buzzing....
Reed Farrel Coleman: No Regrets
Although Reed Farrel Coleman’s been writing crime fiction and getting critical notice for more than fifteen years, his sixth novel (and the third to feature NYC cop-turned-wineseller/PI Moe Prager) The James Deans hit the award circuit big-time this year. With...
Reed Coleman Writes of Crime and Brooklyn
The name of the bank has changed, as with most of this block of Jerome Avenue in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. But it's still a bank, and the building next door is still a post office, and Reed Farrel Coleman can still hear the gunshot and see the man lying there in the...
Robert B. Parker’s Jesse Stone
Blind Spot
Police Chief Jesse Stone is back in the remarkable new installment of the New York Times–bestselling series.
The Devil Wins
A Nor’easter blows into Paradise and churns up the past.
Stand-Alone Novels
Gulliver Dowd Series
Dylan Klein Series
Joe Serpe Series
