What You Break
Gus Murphy returns to prowl the meaner streets of Long Island’s darkest precincts with a Russian mercenary at his back in the stunning second installment of this critically acclaimed series.
Robert B. Parker's The Hangman's Sonnet
The stellar new novel in Robert B. Parker’s New York Times bestselling series featuring Paradise police chief Jesse Stone.
Coming September 12, 2017
Robert B. Parker's Debt to Pay
The brilliant new novel in Robert B. Parker’s New York Times–bestselling series featuring police chief Jesse Stone.
Where It Hurts
A gritty, atmospheric new series about the other side of Long Island, far from the wealth of the Hamptons, where real people live—and die.
The Boardwalk
Gulliver Dowd is finally on the verge of unraveling the mystery behind his sister’s murder when the man who is supposed to give him the scoop is gunned down.
Reed Farrel Coleman is one of the more original voices to emerge from the crime fiction field in the last ten years.
George PelecanosIn Reed Farrel Coleman’s hands, the Moe Prager novels are one of the great series in PI literature.
Dennis LehaneReed Farrel Coleman makes claim to a unique corner of the private detective genre.
Michael ConnellyOne of the greatest voices in contemporary crime fiction, and one of the best storytellers too. Nobody does it better.
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Coleman is as good as Chandler, Hammett or Ed McBain.
Nelson DeMilleModern noir at its absolute best!
Jeffery DeaverReed Farrel Coleman…writes some of the best crime fiction around
Linda FairsteinOne of the most daring writers around … He writes the books we all aspire to.
Ken BruenColeman is a born storyteller who writes with great authority and gives as much bang for the buck as the best books in the genre
Pat ConroyReaders will never go wrong with Gus Murphy or his creator Reed Farrel Coleman
C.J. BoxWith his signature hard-bitten lyricism but with an urgency and darkness all its own, Reed Farrel Coleman has given us a riveting new series we’ll want to live with for a very, very long time.
Megan AbbottEdgar-finalist Coleman offers a searing look at the dark underside of Long Island in this stellar series kickoff
Publishers Weekly, starred reviewColeman’s second series outing (after Where It Hurts) is part police procedural, part human interest story, part philosophical monolog, and totally fun reading.
Coleman’s writing mimics Parker’s, with short chapters, snappy repartee, and just enough action… Like all Parker novels, it is a great, fast read, recommended for all detective fiction fans.