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| Nathan Aldyne |
| • |
Dan Valentine: gay half-owner
of a gay bar in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Kate Allen |
| • |
Alison Kaine: lesbian
police officer in Denver, Colorado |
| Jake Arnott |
| • |
Harry Starks: charismatic
homosexual gangster in 1960s London, England |
| Nikki Baker |
| • |
Virginia Kelly: black lesbian stockbroker in Chicago, Illinois |
| George Baxt |
| • |
Pharoah Love: gay,
black police detective in New York City |
| Rose Beecham |
| • |
Jude Devine:
lesbian ex-FBI agent, now a Montezuma County Sheriff’s
detective in Utah |
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Amanda Valentine:
lesbian detective inspector in Wellington, New Zealand |
| Anthony Bidulka |
| • |
Russell Quant: ex-farmboy, half-Ukrainian, half-Irish, gay private
detective, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada |
| Kate Calloway |
| • |
Cassidy James: lesbian
private investigator in the fictional town of Cedar Hills (near the
Southern Oregon Coast about 350 miles from Portland) |
| Jessie Chandler |
| • |
Shay O’Hanlon: co-owner of The Rabbit Hole, a quirky-cool coffee shop, and amateur sleuth, along with JT Bordeaux, her cop girlfriend, in Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Mark Coggins |
| • |
Chris Duckworth: cross-dressing friend and assistant to August
Riordan, a jazz bass-player and private investigator, in San Francisco,
California |
| Rick Copp |
| • |
Jarrod Jarvis: former child-star and gay amateur sleuth, in Los Angeles, California, and London, England |
| Michael Craft |
| • |
Mark Manning: gay
journalist in Chicago, Illinois |
| Stan Cutler |
| • |
Mark Bradley: gay writer of celebrity biographies, and Rayford Goodman, a jaded, once-famous private investigator, in Los Angeles, California |
| Kaye Davis |
| • |
Maris Middleton: lesbian forensic chemist working as an independent crime scene specialist, in Dallas, Texas |
| Lauren Wright Douglas |
| • |
Allison O’Neil: lesbian Bed & Breakfast owner and refugee from California, in fictional Lavner Bay, Oregon |
| • |
Caitlin Reece: lesbian private investigator, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
| Sarah Dreher |
| • |
Stoner McTavish:
lesbian travel agent in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Joan M. Drury |
| • |
Tyler Jones: lesbian
feminist newspaper columnist, based in San Francisco, California |
| Stella Duffy |
| • |
Saz Martin: lesbian
private investigator in London, England |
| Michael Allen Dymmoch |
| • |
Jack Caleb:
gay psychiatrist in Chicago, Illinois |
| David Fingerman |
| • |
Louise Miller: a lesbian police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Katherine V. Forrest |
| • |
Kate Delafield:
lesbian homicide detective in Los Angeles, California |
| Nicola Griffith |
| • |
Aud Torvingen: half-American, half-Norwegian lesbian ex-Atlanta cop and self-defense teacher |
| Lisa Haddock |
| • |
Carmen Ramirez: 24-year-old
Irish-Puerto Rican lesbian copy editor at her hometown newspaper
in Frontier City, Oklahoma |
| Joseph Hansen |
| • |
Dave Brandstetter:
gay death-claims investigator in Los Angeles, California |
| Ellen Hart |
| • |
Jane Lawless:
lesbian restaurateur in Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Patty Henderson |
| • |
Brenda Strange:
lesbian private investigator of the weird in Tampa, Florida |
| Greg Herren |
| • |
Dick Dansoir: gay
personal trainer and occasional go-go dancer at the boys’ bars in
New Orleans, Louisiana |
| • |
Chanse MacLeod: gay
private investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Morgan Hunt |
| • |
Tess Camillo: single,
middle-aged lesbian amateur sleuth who lives with a straight housemate,
in San Diego, California |
| Fred Hunter |
| • |
Alex Reynolds: gay
accidental spy in Chicago, Illinois |
| Dean James |
| • |
Simon Kirby-Jones: gay American writer who became a vampire in
Houston, now living in Snupperton Mumsley, a small village in England |
| Bett Reece Johnson |
| • |
Cordelia Morgan: lesbian hit artist turned sleuth, in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado |
| Dan Kavanagh |
| • |
Nick Duffy: bisexual
ex-cop turned private investigator in London, England |
| Laurie King |
| • |
Kate Martinelli: lesbian homicide detective, in San Francisco,
California |
| Phyllis Knight |
| • |
Lil Richie: ex-rocker
lesbian private investigator in coastal Maine, Charlottesville, Virginia,
and elsewhere |
| Josh Lanyon |
| • |
Christopher (Kit) Holmes:
gay bestselling mystery writer in decline, and J.X. Moriarity, a
former cop and bestselling novelist |
| Irene Lin-Chandler |
| • |
Holly-Jean Ho: bisexual Anglo-Chinese computer fraud consultant
and private investigator, in London, England |
| Christopher Lord |
| • |
Simon Alastair: gay bookstore owner and amateur sleuth in fictional Dickens Junction, Oregon |
| Randye Lordon |
| • |
Sydney Sloan: lesbian
private investigator in New York City, in the Stonewall Inn
mysteries |
| Lauren Maddison |
| • |
Connor Hawthorne:
lesbian mystery novelist and former district attorney |
| Jaye Maiman |
| • |
Robin Miller: lesbian
romance novel and travel writer turned private investigator, in New
York City |
| William Maltese |
| • |
Stud Draqual:
maybe gay, maybe not CEO of Draqual Fashions, and a much-in-demand
New York City haute-couture fashion designer of ladies' silk underwear |
| Dominique Manotti |
| • |
Daquin: gay police
detective, in Paris, France |
| Jean Marcy |
| • |
Meg Darcy: working-class
lesbian private investigator, and police detective Sarah Lindstrom,
in St. Louis, Missouri |
| Janet McClellan |
| • |
Tru North: lesbian
police detective in Kansas City, Missouri |
| Val McDermid |
| • |
Lindsay Gordon:
lesbian journalist and socialist, in Glasgow, Scotland |
| Claire McNab |
| • |
Carol Ashton: lesbian detective inspector
in Sydney, Australia |
| • |
Kylie Kendall:
lesbian manager of a pub in tiny Wollegudgerie, Australia, who
inherits 51% of her father's private detective agency in Los Angeles,
California |
| Grant Michaels |
| • |
Stan Kraychik:
gay hairdresser in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Penny Mickelbury |
| • |
Gianna Maglione:
lesbian police lieutenant in Washington, DC |
| Carlene Miller |
| • |
Lexy Hyatt: lesbian
crime reporter in Florida |
| Michael Nava |
| • |
Henry Rios: gay
criminal defense lawyer in Los Angeles, California |
| Orland Outland |
| • |
Doan McCandler:
gay private investigator. and Binky Van de Kamp, his sidekick. in
San Francisco, California |
| Abigail Padgett |
| • |
Blue McCarron:
independent social psychologist and private investigator living outside
San Diego, California |
| Edward O. Phillips |
| • |
Geoffrey Chadwick:
an acerbic, single, gay, 50-something corporate lawyer based in Montreal,
Quebec, Canada |
| Elizabeth Pincus |
| • |
Nell Fury: lesbian
private investigator in San Francisco, California |
| Deborah Powell |
| • |
Hollis Carpenter:
lesbian crime reporter and her schnauzer Anice, in 1936-37 Houston,
Texas |
| Lev Raphael |
| • |
Nick Hoffman: gay professor
in Michiganapolis, Michigan |
| J.M. Redmann |
| • |
Micky Knight: lesbian private investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Jeffrey Round |
| • |
Bradford Fairfax:
a gay 30-something special agent with a secret organization called
Box 77 |
| • |
Dan Sharp: missing persons investigator and gay single father in Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Sandra Scoppettone |
| • |
Lauren Laurano:
lesbian private investigator in Manhattan, New York |
| Anne Seale |
| • |
Jo Jacuzzo: charismatic
lesbian in Buffalo, New York |
| Scott Sherman |
| • |
Kevin Connor: 20-something gay escort and amateur sleuth, with attention deficit disorder, in New York City |
| Linda Kay Silva |
| • |
Delta Stevens: lesbian police officer in River Valley, California,
near Los Angeles |
| Mehmet Murat Somer |
| • |
Burçak Veral: a transvestite nightclub hostess by night, and computer technician by
day, in Istanbul, Turkey, in the Turkish Delight mysteries, by Mehmet
Murat Somer |
| Richard Stevenson |
| • |
Donald Strachey:
gay private investigator, and Timothy Calahan, a legislative aide
for a New York state senator, in Albany, New York |
| David Stukas |
| • |
Robert Wilsop: recovered
Catholic and copywriter for feminine hygiene products, Michael Stark,
the oversexed heir-apparent to a herpes ointment fortune, and Monette
O’Reilley, a towering lesbian
and star player of the Leaping Lesbians soccer team and graphic artist
in New York |
| Therese Szymanski |
| • |
Brett Higgins: lesbian sleuth with a criminal past, in Detroit,
Michigan |
| Jean Taylor |
| • |
Maggie Garrett: young,
lesbian private investigator in San Francisco, California |
| Haley Walsh |
| • |
Skyler Foxe: a gay high school English teacher in Redlands, California, in a romantic mystery series |
| Pat Welch |
| • |
Helen Black: ex-cop lesbian private investigator, based in Berkeley, California |
| Amanda Kyle Williams |
| • |
Madison McGuire:
lesbian deep-cover secret agent for the US government, later with
the CIA, In the US and overseas, starting in 1978 |
| Barbara Wilson |
| • |
Pam Nilsen: lesbian
printing company owner in Seattle, Washington |
| John Morgan Wilson |
| • |
Benjamin Justice:
gay crime reporter and writer in Los Angeles, California |
| Elizabeth Woodcraft |
| • |
Frankie Richmond:
30-something lesbian barrister specializing in family law, in London,
England |
| Eve Zaremba |
| • |
Helen Keremos: 40-something
lesbian private investigator and former intelligence operative based
in Vancouver, British Columbia, also operating in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, and elsewhere |
| R.D. Zimmerman |
| • |
Todd Mills: gay TV
news reporter in Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Mark Richard Zubro |
| • |
Tom Mason:
gay teacher, and his lover, Scott Carpenter, a baseball
player, in Chicago, Illinois |
| • |
Paul Turner:
gay police detective in Chicago, Illinois |
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