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| Suzanne Arruda |
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Jade del Cameron:
ambulance driver in WWI and adventurer in 1919-1920s colonial East Africa |
| Simon Brett |
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Blotto, the
Honourable Devereux Lyminster, and his sister Twinks, in 1920s England |
| Frances Brody |
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Kate Shackleton: private detective whose husband is MIA in WWI, in 1920s Bradford, Yorkshire, England |
| Jill Churchill |
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Lily Brewster,
socialite, and her brother, Robert Brewster, victims of the stock
market crash of 1929, in the Grace and Favor series |
| Alice Duncan |
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Mercy Allcutt: former
Boston Brahmin, working for a down-on-his luck private investigator,
in 1920s Hollywood, California |
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Annabelle Blue: 19-year-old
working in her family’s dry-goods store in 1923, in fictional
Rosedale, in southeast New Mexico |
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Daisy Gumm Majesty:
medium to the rich and famous in 1920s Pasadena, California |
| Marjorie Eccles |
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Herbert Reardon: detective inspector in late 1920s Shropshire, England |
| Dolores Gordon-Smith |
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Jack Haldean:
former Royal Flying Corps pilot and mystery writer, in early 1920s
England |
| Paul Grossman |
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Willi Kraus, a decorated soldier in WWI, and the most celebrated Jewish detective in Weimar Germany |
| Jack D. Hunter |
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Bruno Stachel: the
German flying ace from WWI to 1945 |
| Michael Kilian |
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Bedford Green:
art gallery owner, and his assistant Sloan Smith, in 1920s Greenwich
Village, New York |
| Laurie R. King |
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Harris Stuyvesant: former investigator for the U.S. Justice department, and Bennett Grey, a recluse with heightened senses after his near death in WWI, in the 1920s |
| Marek Krajewski |
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Eberhard Mock: police detective, and university classics dropout, starting in 1919 Breslau (now Wroclaw, in Poland) |
| Pierre Magnan |
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Séraphin Monge: orphan returning to his hometown after WWI,
in Provence, France |
| Catriona McPherson |
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Dandy Gilver:
well-to-do woman in 1920s Scotland |
| Annette Meyers |
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Olivia Brown:
bohemian poet and women’s rights advocate
in 1920s Greenwich Village, New York |
| Keith Miles (Edward Marston) |
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Merlin Richards:
1920s young Welsh architect in Phoenix, Arizona |
| J.J. Murphy |
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Dorothy Parker: the witty writer in 1920s Manhattan, New York City, in the Algonquin Round Table mysteries |
| Jonathan Rabb |
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Nikolai Hoffner:
police detective starting in 1919, continuing into the Weimar period
in Berlin, Germany |
| Ona Russell |
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Sarah Kaufman: Jewish
probate court official in 1920s Toledo, Ohio, later visiting Dayton,
Tennessee |
| Elizabeth Speller |
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Laurence Bartram: World War I veteran and young widower in 1920s England |
| Simone St. James |
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Non-series historical ghost stories set in 1920s England |
| Richard J. Thomas |
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D.B. Murphy: ex-blacksmith
private investigator in the 1920s-1930s, in the Georgian Bay port
town of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada |
| Charles Todd |
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Ian Rutledge: shell-shocked
World War I veteran returning to his job at Scotland Yard, in London,
England |
| Persia Walker |
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Lanie Price: former
crime reporter, now the society columnist at the Harlem Chronicle,
in 1920s Harlem, New York City |
| Livia J. Washburn |
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Lucas Hallam:
stuntman and former Texas Ranger in the 1920s |
| Penelope Williamson |
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Daman Rourke:
ex-WWI flying ace and police detective in 1927 New Orleans, Lousiana |
| Jacqueline Winspear |
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Maisie Dobbs:
psychologist and investigator based in 1920s and 1930s London, England |
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