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Glynn Marsh Alam |
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Luanne Fogarty:
scuba diver in northern Florida swamp country near
Tallahassee, Florida |
Gerry Boyle |
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Brandon Blake: a loner
who lives on an old wooden cruiser, on the waterfront of Portland,
Maine |
Kathy Brandt |
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Hannah Sampson: CSI
diver in the British Virgin Islands |
Clive Cussler |
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Dirk Pitt: marine
engineer in the United States |
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The Corporation:
mercenaries headquartered on the ship Oregon, a seagoing marvel of
science and technology disguised as an ancient, rust-bucket cargo
vessel, in the Oregon Chronicles |
Clive Cussler and Paul Kemprecos |
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Kurt Austin: in the
underwater exploration series, NUMA Files |
William Doonan |
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Henry Grave: 80-something investigator for the Association of Cruising Vessel Operators |
Joan Druett |
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Wiki Coffin: half New Zealand Maori and half American linguister
(translator) aboard American South Seas Exploring Expedition in
1838 |
Clyde W. Ford |
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Charlie Noble: ex-Coast
Guard officer turned marine private investigator, in
the West Coast series |
Maurice Gagnon |
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Deirdre O’Hara:
lawyer specializing in marine insurance cases, in Montreal, Quebec,
Canada |
Tony Gibbs |
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Neal Donahoe: Harbor Patrol officer, and Tory Lennox, a Coast
Guard lieutenant, in Santa Barbara, California |
Michael Kirk (Bill Knox) |
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Andrew Laird:
international marine insurance claim investigator |
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Gillian Verdean:
boat owner in Long Island, New York |
Christine Kling |
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Seychelle Sullivan:
owner and operator of a salvage ship near Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
Pauline Rowson |
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Andy Horton: detective
inspector, and his sidekick sergeant Barney Cantelli, in Portsmouth,
England, in the Marine mysteries |
Peter Tonkin |
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William Heritage,
his daughter Robin, and son-in-law Richard Mariner, in a modern international
nautical thriller series |
Randy Wayne White |
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Marion “Doc” Ford:
ex-operative, marine biologist in Sanibel Island, Florida |
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