Order of R.G. Belsky Books
R.G. Belsky is an American author of crime fiction. He is best known for the Clare Carlson Mystery series and the Gil Malloy series of books.
Belsky is the former metropolitan editor of the New York Post. He also is the former managing editor of the New York Post, the managing editor of the New York Daily News, the news editor of Star magazine, and the managing editor for news at NBCNews.com. He currently works for The Big Thrill magazine as a contributing editor.
Publication Order of Clare Carlson Books
| Yesterday's News | (2018) |    |
| Below the Fold | (2019) | |
| The Last Scoop | (2020) | |
| Beyond the Headlines | (2021) | |
| It's News to Me | (2022) | |
Publication Order of Gil Malloy Books
| The Kennedy Connection | (2014) | |
| The Midnight Hour | (2015) | |
| Shooting for the Stars | (2015) | |
| Blonde Ice | (2016) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Loverboy | (1997) | |
| Playing Dead | (1998) | |
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Yesterday’s News is the first book in the Clare Carlson Mystery series. The story picks up with the tale of Lucy Devlin, an eleven-year-old girl who disappeared on her way to school a decade ago. The story was one of the most famous cases in history and turned Clare Carlson into a media superstar. In the current day, Clare is delving back into the story as there is new evidence, new victims, and new suspects. The suspects include a motorcycle gang and a prominent politician who have secrets they are hiding about the missing girl. Clare too has secrets and if she wants to finally untangle the truth about this case – she’ll need to confront her own past.
The Gil Malloy series starts off with The Kennedy Connection. This one brings us back to the Kennedy assassination as there is a new killer on the streets of New York City who is leaving behind a calling card that references that famous event. Gil Malloy, a discredited newspaper reporter, manages to break the story of the link between the murder of JFK and the current murders going on today. As this is all going on, a man claiming to be the son of JFK appears and claims to have evidence that his father was innocent. Malloy sees this story as a chance to redeem himself as a reporter and just needs to find someone who believes him.