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| Alan Bradley |
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Flavia de Luce: an
11-year old sleuth and aspiring chemist in 1950, in the small village
of Bishop’s Lacey, England |
| Alex Brett |
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Morgan O’Brien:
Canadian government investigator specializing in science fraud, based
in Ottawa, Ontario |
| C.F. Button |
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Tom Kreuger: biologist working for the Bureau of Land Management in a small town in a western state of the US |
| Clive Cussler |
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Dirk Pitt: marine
engineer in the United States |
| Kaye Davis |
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Maris Middleton: lesbian forensic chemist working as an independent crime scene specialist, in Dallas, Texas |
| Jana DeLeon |
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Maryse Robicheaux:
a botanist researcher whose husband absconded, the wisecracking ghost
of her mother-in-law Helena Henry, and her friend Sabine LeVeche,
in Mudbug, Louisiana, in the Ghost-in-Law Mystery Romance series |
| Jack Du Brul |
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Philip Mercer: engineer, geologist, and eco-warrior |
| Karen Dudley |
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Robyn Devara: field
biologist, ecologist, and amateur sleuth, based in western Canada |
| Francis Durbridge |
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Tim Frazer: young engineer who gets involved in intrigue |
| Warren Fahy |
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Nell Duckworth: a botanist,
and Geoffrey Binswanger, a biologist, investigate a South Pacific
island (and other places) where evolution went off in a different
direction |
| Nancy Fairbanks |
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Jason Blue: scientist
specializing in how to clean toxins from the environment, and his
wife Carolyn, a food writer, in El Paso, Texas |
| Jamie Freveletti |
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Emma Caldridge:
chemist and international ultramarathon runner, and Edward Banner
of the security company Darkview |
| Margaret Haffner |
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Catherine Edison:
biologist in fictional Kingsport, Ontario, Canada |
| Peter May |
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Enzo Macleod: Scottish biologist based in France |
| Camille Minichino |
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Gloria Lamerino: 50-something physicist in Revere Beach, Massachusetts |
| Robin Paige (Susan Wittig Albert) |
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Sir Charles Sheridan: landed peer and amateur scientist, and Kathryn Ardleigh, an American author who moves to Victorian Dedham, England |
| Bernadette Pajer |
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Benjamin Bradshaw: electrical engineering professor at the University of Washington in Seattle in the early 1900s |
| S.J. Parris |
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Giordano Bruno: monk,
philosopher, and astronomer on the run from the Roman Inquisition,
serving as an agent for Queen Elizabeth I, in late 16th century England |
| Herbert Resnicow |
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Alexander Gold: construction engineer and puzzle maven, in New York City |
| James Rollins |
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Sigma Force:
elite covert arm of the US Defense Department made up of former Special Forces officers trained as experts in various scientific fields |
| Aileen Schumacher |
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Tory Travers: structural engineer in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and David Alvarez, a police detective in El Paso, Texas |
| Sarah Smith |
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Alexander von Reisden:
young Austrian biochemist, and Perdita Halley, a concert pianist,
first in pre-WWI Boston, Massachusetts, and then Paris, France |
| James M. Tabor |
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Hallie Leland: microbiologist and adventurer, combatting biological threats |
| L.A. Taylor |
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J.J. Jamison: computer
engineer and investigator with CATCH (Committee for Analysis of Tropospheric
and Celestial Happenings), in Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Randy Wayne White |
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Marion “Doc” Ford: ex-operative, marine biologist in Sanibel Island, Florida |
| Martin Woodhouse |
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Giles Yeoman:
scientist reluctantly working with British intelligence |
| Dirk Wyle |
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Ben Candidi: free-spirited, nature-loving biomedical scientist, and Rebecca Levis, a medical student, later MD, in Florida, Washington, DC, and elsewhere |
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