Novels by Raymond J Radner
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A gritty tale of a young, 1950's, New York couple in a struggle to grasp onto meaningful lives while tangled in a web of alcoholic destitution, war and intellectual depression.  Their predicament sends them on separate journeys to success and on a collision course with destiny.  read more
   

 

 

 
                  
 
Welcome to Ray Radner's website. Ray is the author of the novels: The Cat's-Paw, The Netanya CacheThe Obscure Night and Kill the Blackbird. He resides in Fort Myers, Florida, with his wife, Judy.

Radner's broad background in science, business and global travel allows him to entangle his characters in unique situations beyond the most bizzare adventures we dare to imagine.

His stories will guide you into the nuances of political and military Washington, D.C. along routes unknown in the customary chaos of the news media. You will stalk through abundant intrigues of the corporate maze you might never otherwise imagine, and, as if that were not enough, you can explore the dimension of the modern mystical netherland. 

The Cat's-Paw  Experience an amazing saga of espionage through the eyes of Regina Marcott, scientist, single mother, soul-mate of Washington insider, Rud Moryn, and inventor of the perfect spy—The Cat's-Paw. read more

The Netanya Cache  Sink into the deepest canyons of the Atlantic Ocean with Teague Browning who's looking for a modicum of evidence that would-be mogul Derek Venray deliberately sank a deep sea drill ship, with his son among hundreds on board, to justify his lust for the diamonds of the Netanya Cache. read more

The Obscure Night  Follow Bruce Quenton, if you are bold enough to step into another realm. Bruce died heroically saving Julie Redics from a murderous rapist. He thinks he's still alive. As you learn more about him, you may find yourself with him in The Obscure Night. Perhaps you'd rather not. His crusade is to once again become who he was. But he's dead. read more

Kill the Blackbird  Sense the wrenching quandary of the Russian spy, Oksana Pavlodar, in her mission to stop Paul Hammond, pilot of the American spy plane, SR-71 Blackbird, in his desperate attempt to neutralize the Global nuclear threat posed by Cuba and the Soviets. read more