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| Grace Brophy |
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Alessandro Cenni: maverick state police commissario, in Assisi, Umbria, Italy |
| Marshall Browne |
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Anders: one-legged
police inspector, specializing in anti-terrorism, in Italy |
| Massimo Carlotto |
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Marco “Alligator” Buratti: former blues singer and
ex-con, working as a private investigator in Venice, Italy |
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Giorgio Pellegrini: leftist Italian radical, guerilla fighter, and criminal, later a regular businessman who gets tangled up with the mob |
| Sean Chercover |
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Daniel Byrne: investigator of miracle claims for the Vatican’s Office of the Devil’s Advocate |
| M.E. Cooper |
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Avisa Baglatoni: lady
locksmith in 15th century Bologna, Italy |
| Roberto Costantini |
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Michele Balistreri: police commissario in charge of World Cup security, in 2006 Rome, Italy, in the “Evil” trilogy [Trilogia del Male] reaching into the past |
| Lindsey Davis |
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Marcus Didius Falco:
an “informer” for Emperor Vespasian in first century
Rome |
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Flavia Albia: adopted daughter of Marcus Didius Falco, born in Britain, working as a private investigator during the reign of Emperor Domitian, in ancient Rome |
| Michael Dibdin |
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Aurelio Zen:
Italian police inspector in Rome, Italy |
| Dave Duncan |
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Alfeo Zeno: young noble
apprenticed to Nostradamus, the astrologer and alchemist, in a fantasy
version of 16th century Venice, Italy |
| Elizabeth Eyre (Susannah Stacey) |
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Sigismondo
da Roca: Italian agent of a Renaissance duke |
| Conor Fitzgerald |
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Alec Blume: American
ex-patriot police commissario, in Rome, Italy |
| Michele Giuttari |
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Michele Ferrara:
Chief Superintendent of the Squadra Mobile, in Florence, Italy |
| Juan Gómez-Jurado |
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Anthony Fowler:
former priest, CIA operative, and member of the Vatican’s secret
service |
| Robert Harris |
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Marcus Cicero: in
a political thriller trilogy set in Republican Rome |
| Timothy Holme |
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Achille Peroni: (“the
Rudolph Valentino of Italian police”), a Neopolitan police
commissario who once spent some months at Scotland Yard, on assignment
in northern Italy |
| Peter Inchbald |
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Franco Corti: detective
inspector in the London Art and Antiques Squad, working mainly in
Italy |
| Christobel Kent |
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Sandro Cellini:
a disgraced ex-cop, now a private investigator, in Florence, Italy |
| Carlo Lucarelli |
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Commissario De Luca:
former commander in Mussolini’s political police, in northern
Italy in 1945 |
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Grazia Negro:
young female detective assigned to a special task
force designed to catch serial killers, in Bologna, Italy |
| Antonio Manzini |
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Rocco Schiavone: deputy prefect of police exiled from Rome to Aosta, a small touristy town in the Italian Alps |
| Michael Morley |
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Jack King: former
FBI profiler running a hotel with his wife, in Tuscany, Italy |
| Beverle Graves Myers |
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Tito Amato: sold as a child to be a castrato opera singer, in 18th-century
Italy, in the Baroque Mystery series |
| Albert Noyer |
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Getorius Asterlus:
surgeon, and Arcadia Asterlus, his wife, in
5th century Italy |
| Ben Pastor |
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Aelius Spartianus: former
soldier, now historian to Diocletian, in early 4th century Rome |
| Michael Pearce |
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Sando Seymour:
a multilingual officer with Special Branch in 1906 Trieste under
the Austro-Hungarian Empire |
| Simon Quinn (Martin Cruz Smith) |
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Francis Xavier
Killy: “The Inquisitor,” a lay brother
investigator for the Vatican |
| John Maddox Roberts |
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Decius Cecilius
Metellus: would-be playboy son
of an illustrious family, in the SPQR historical mysteries |
| Iain Pears |
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Jonathan Argyll: English art dealer, and Flavia di Stefano,
of the Art Theft Squad, in Rome, Italy |
| Giorgio Scerbanenco |
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Duca Lamberti: physician just released from prison for performing euthanasia, now turned private investigator, in Milan, Italy |
| Edward Sklepowich |
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Urbino Macintyre: American expatriate writer and amateur sleuth, and his friend Barbara, Countessa da Capo-Zendrini, in Venice, Italy |
| Thomas Sterling |
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Rizzi: police captain
in Venice, Italy |
| Diane A.S. Stuckart |
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Dino (Delfina in
disguise as a boy), an apprentice to Leonardo da Vinci, court engineer
to the Duke of Milan in 1480s Milan, Italy |
| Jon Trace (Michael Morley) |
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Tom Shaman:
30-something burned out ex-priest formerly serving in Los Angeles
who heads for Italy |
| Marco Vichi |
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Bordelli: police inspector (commissario) in 1960s Florence, Italy |
| Jan Merete Weiss |
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Natalia Monte: captain in the Carabinieri, in Naples, Italy |
| Timothy Williams |
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Piero Trotti:
commissario of police in a city on the river Po, in northern Italy |
| David Wishart |
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Marcus Corvinus:
member of the Senatorial class in first century AD Rome |
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