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| Michael David Anthony |
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Richard Harrison:
retired intelligence officer, now working for Canterbury Cathedral,
in England |
| Ron and Janet Benrey |
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Nigel Owen: director of the Royal Tunbridge Wells Tea Museum, and
curator Flick Adams, in England |
| Christianna Brand |
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Inspector Cockrill:
attached to a constabulary in Kent County, England |
| Barbara Ninde Byfield |
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Simon Bede: an Episcopal priest and assistant to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Helen Bullock, a world-famous photographer |
| Lesley Cookman |
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Libby Sarjeant: middle-aged actress and private investigator,
in Kent, England |
| Judith Cutler |
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Fran Harman: Detective Chief Superintendent nearing retirement, in Kent, England |
| Paul (P.C.) Doherty |
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Nicholas
Chirke: young lawyer in medieval England, in the
Canterbury Tales mysteries |
| Frances Ferguson |
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Jane Perry: French-speaking, university-educated detective sergeant in Canterbury, Kent, England |
| C.L. Grace (Paul Doherty) |
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Kathryn Swinbrooke:
physician, apothecary, and death investigator in 15th century Canterbury,
England |
| Mollie Hardwick |
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Doran Fairweather: antiques seller, married to vicar Rodney
Chelmarsh, in Kent, England |
| Amy Myers |
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Peter Marsh: wheelchair-bound ex-policeman, and his daughter
Georgia, who investigate unsolved murders in Kent, England |
| Elizabeth Peters |
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Amelia Peabody:
Victorian feminist Egyptologist from Kent, England |
| S.D. Sykes |
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Oswald de Lacy, the young Lord of Somerhill Manor, during the Black Plague in mid-14th century Kent, England |
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