|
David Anthony |
• |
Morgan Butler: Korean
War veteran who worked for a San Francisco detective agency, now farming
and sleuthing in Ohio and West Virginia |
Jack Bickham |
• |
Charity Ross: widowed frontier ranch owner in 1890s Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
Sinclair Browning |
• |
Trade Ellis: rancher and part-time private eye, in Arizona |
Judy Clemens |
• |
Stella Crown: Harley-riding dairy farmer, in Pennsylvania |
Sheila Connolly |
• |
Meg Corey: taking
over her mother’s colonial home and apple orchard,
in fictional Granford, Massachusetts |
William Deverell |
• |
Arthur Beauchamp:
scholarly, self-doubting lawyer retired as a hobbyist farmer on Garibaldi
Island, off the coast of British Columbia, Canada |
Earlene Fowler |
• |
Albenia “Benni” Harper: ex-rancher and folk art museum curator, in San Celina, California |
• |
Ruby McGavin, inheriting a ranch in fictional Tokopah County, California, in a suspenseful family saga |
Micah S. Hackler |
• |
Cliff Lansing:
single father and part-time rancher-sheriff, and Gabe Hanna, his
deputy, in New Mexico |
Joseph Hansen |
• |
Hank Bohannon: ex-sheriff, owner of a horse ranch, and crime fighter in Central California |
B.B. Haywood |
• |
Candy Holliday, running
a blueberry farm with her dad Henry “Doc” Holliday, near
the fictional seaside town of Cape Willington, Maine |
Vicki Lane |
• |
Elizabeth Goodweather: 50-something widow and proprietor of an herb and flower farm near Asheville, North Carolina, in the Appalachians |
Clyde Linsley |
• |
Josiah Beede: war
hero at the Battle of New Orleans, retired lawyer, and 1830s New
England farmer |
Hannah Reed (Deb Baker) |
• |
Story Fischer: beekeeper
in the fictional small town of Moraine, Wisconsin, in the Queen Bee
mysteries |
Paige Shelton |
• |
Becca Robins, who
makes jam on her farm to sell at her twin sister Alison’s farmers
market in rural South Carolina, in the Farmer’s Market mysteries |
Brad Smith |
• |
Virgil Cain: a small-time rancher, and Claire Marchand, a homicide detective, in upstate New York |
Reavis Z. Wortham |
• |
Ned Parker: farmer and part-time constable, in mid-1960s Center Springs, Lamar County, Texas, in the Red River mysteries |
|
|