Barbara D'Amato

	Barbara D’Amato [1938-]

	Cat Marsala, a freelance investigative journalist in Chicago, Illinois:
	Hardball (1990) Hard Tack (1991) Hard Luck (1992) Hard Women (1993) Hard Case (1994)	Hard Christmas (1995) Finalist 1996 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Finalist 1996 Macavity Award for Best Novel Hard Bargain (1997) Hard Evidence (1999) Hard Road (2001)

	Dr. Gerritt DeGraaf, a forensic pathologist in Chicago, Illinois:
	The Hands of Healing Murder (1980)	The Eyes on Utopia Murders (1981)

	Suze Figueroa and Norm Bennis, a pair of cops in Chicago, Illinois, in the Chicago Police series:
	Killer.app (1996) Good Cop, Bad Cop (1998)	Authorized Personnel Only (2000) 2001 Mary Higgins Clark Award

	Non-series:
	On My Honor¹ (1989) Finalist 1990 Anthony Award for Best Paperback Help Me Please (1999) Of Course You Know That Chocolate Is a Vegetable and Other Stories² (2000) [SS]	White Male Infant (2002) Death of a Thousand Cuts (2004) Other Eyes (2011)
	1. Originally written as Malacai Black 2. Includes two Cat Marsala stories (“See No Evil” and “Freedom of the Press”) and six Suze Figueroa stories (“Hard Feelings,” “The Lower Wacker Hilton,” “Shelved,” “Soon to Be a Minor Motion Picture,” “If You've Got the Money, Honey, I’ve Got the Crime” and “Stop, Thief!”)

	True crime:
	The Doctor, the Murder, the Mystery: The True Story of the Dr. John Branion Murder Case (1997)