The Naked Butterfly

The twelfth in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

The One True Crime

The eleventh in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

A Royal Flush

You’ve been dealt the perfect hand: Four Human stories, one canine tale: Vintage Riley King.

Beware of Darkness

The tenth in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

Nowhere Man

The ninth in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

Jackson's Book

Riley King uses a down period in his investigations business to help an old man with Alzheimer’s memorialize his incredible heroic past.

Brilliant Disguise

 A gorgeous reality show star is missing. Her rough-hewn husband is her suspected killer. Are the police rousting an innocent man, or is Boomer Purdy not what he appears to be?

Three Chords and the Truth

Jason Black became a rock star over forty years ago but his big break was achieved by ruthlessly betraying someone he loved. Now the FBI threatens to upend his life and reveal his secret if he doesn’t cross that line again.

Wrecking Ball

The seventh in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

An American Storm

The sixth book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

The Punch List

The fifth book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

The Last Resort

The fourth book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

Indian Summer

The third book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

The Master Builders

The second book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

Something of the Night

The first book in the acclaimed Riley King private investigator series

Spirits in the Night

New free Riley King short story

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

Richard’s new recording of the classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley, and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

A masterwork of modern PI fiction

-Reed Farrel Coleman

Riley King leaps from the page and digs deep to find the truth

-Paul Levine

Richard Neer does a masterful job of building a suspenseful plot

-John Feinstein

  Blog

That’ll show ’em!

Great. The Yanks defended their honor in the brawl with the Tigers yesterday. They also may have royally messed up their season. Regardless of who started it or who ultimately is to blame, for a contending team to get suckered into a brawl with a team that has nothing...

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Rookie Mistakes

Yesterday, we saw the mental errors. Judge lobbed a ball in from right field, allowing a wily Boston runner to tag up and take third base. Sanchez can't be trusted to block balls in the dirt. And the Mets' Rosario has a bad habit of double clutching, allowing speedy...

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Their darkest hour

The Yanks just swept a four game series from the Mets. What did you expect? Maybe the Metsies steal one game, deGrom's outing or perhaps a Yankee starter blows up? With the Bombers in contention and the Mets hopelessly out of it, no surprises here. But this week has...

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Won’t get fooled again….

Have you bought a car recently? At the end of the deal, the salesperson tells you that the company will be sending you a survey soon and please, please, please, give me five stars or we risk our dealership's high ranking. That could lead to losing the discounts and...

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Richard Neer began his radio career at WLIR, fostering it through its birth as the first suburban progressive station in the nation. WNEW-FM was his radio home for almost thirty years; it was there that he became friends with a fellow Jersey kid named Bruce Springsteen, who called him frequently when he was working the late shift.

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