Rhys Bowen

	Rhys Bowen Janet Quin-Harkin [1941-]
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	Evan Evans, a village constable in Llanfair, Wales:
	Evans Above (1997) Evan Help Us (1998) Finalist 1999 Barry Award for Best Novel Evanly Choirs (1999) Evan and Elle (2000) Evan Can Wait (2001)	Evans to Betsy (2002) Evan Only Knows (2003) Evan’s Gate (2004) Finalist 2005 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Novel Evan Blessed (2005) Evanly Bodies (2006)

	Molly Murphy, an Irish immigrant in early 20th-century who wants to be a private investigator, in New York City:
	Murphy’s Law (2001) 2001 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2002 Mary Higgins Clark Award Death of Riley (2002) Finalist 2002 Agatha Award for Best Novel For the Love of Mike (2003) 2004 Anthony Award for Best Historical Novel 2004 Bruce Alexander Award Finalist 2004 Macavity Award for Best Novel In Like Flynn (2005) Finalist 2006 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel Oh Danny Boy (2006) 2007 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2007 Barry Award for Best Novel	In Dublin’s Fair City (2007) Tell Me, Pretty Maiden (2008) Finalist 2009 Bruce Alexander Award In a Gilded Cage (2009) Finalist 2010 Bruce Alexander Award The Last Illusion (2010) Bless the Bride (2011) Hush Now, Don’t You Cry (2012) The Family Way (2013)

	Lady Georgiana, minor royalty in 1930s England, in the Royal Spyness series:
	Her Royal Spyness (2007) Finalist 2007 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2008 Dilys Award Finalist 2008 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel A Royal Pain (2008) [review] 2009 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2008 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2009 Bruce Alexander Award Royal Flush (2009) Finalist 2009 Agatha Award for Best Novel	Royal Blood (2010) Naughty in Nice (2011) 2011 Agatha Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2012 Bruce Alexander Award Finalist 2012 Macavity Award for Best Historical Mystery The Twelve Clues of Christmas (2012) [review] Finalist 2012 Agatha Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2013 Left Coast Crime Bruce Alexander Award Heirs and Graces (due August 6, 2013)

	Rhys Bowen’s mysteries at