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| Rudolfo Anaya |
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Sonny Baca: part-time
rodeo rider private eye in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Sandi Ault |
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Jamaica Wild: resource-protection
agent for the Bureau of Land Management, in northern New Mexico |
| Christine Barber |
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Lucy Newroe: newspaper
editor and volunteer EMT, in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Steve Brewer |
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Drew Gavin:
an Albuquerque Gazette sports columnist in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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Bubba Mabry: a
private investigator in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Pamela (Pam) Christie |
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Fernando (Nando) Aguilar: half-Indian spy working for Governor Juan Batista de Anza, in 1780s Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Alice Duncan |
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Annabelle Blue: 19-year-old
working in her family’s dry-goods store in 1923, in fictional
Rosedale, in southeast New Mexico |
| Micah S. Hackler |
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Cliff Lansing, single-father and part-time rancher-sheriff and
Gabe Hanna, his deputy in New Mexico |
| Steven F. Havill |
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Bill Gastner:
insomniac undersheriff in Posadas County, New Mexico |
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Estelle Reyes-Guzman:
the new undersheriff in Posadas County, New Mexico |
| Bett Reece Johnson |
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Cordelia Morgan: lesbian hit artist turned sleuth, in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado |
| Darynda Jones |
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Charlotte “Charley” Davidson:
part-time private investigator helping the police with her ability
to contact the dead in her full-time role as the Grim Reaper, in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a paranormal romantic suspense series |
| Sarah Lovett |
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Sylvia Strange:
a forensic psychologist in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Michael McGarrity |
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Kevin Kerney:
ex-chief of detectives in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Lisa Miscione |
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Lydia Strong:
a true crime author in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Kirk Mitchell |
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Emmett Quanah Parker, a part-Comanche, part-white Bureau of Indian
Affairs agent, and Anna
Turnipseed, a part-Modoc, part-Japanese FBI
special agent, in New Mexico and elsewhere |
| J. Michael Orenduff |
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Hubert Schuze:
pot hunter and owner of a shop selling Native American pottery in
Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Carolyn J. Rose |
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Casey Brandt: TV
news editor, later director, in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Walter Satterthwait |
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Joshua Croft, wise-cracking PI in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Aileen Schumacher |
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Tory Travers:
a structural engineer in Las Cruces, New Mexico |
| Susan Slater |
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Benson (Ben) Pecos, a 26-year-old Tewa Pueblo and a reservation
medical investigator in New Mexico |
| Bart Spicer |
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Benson Kellogg: lawyer
who inherits a town in New Mexico, and fights to save it |
| Richard Martin Stern |
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Johnny Ortiz:
half-Apache, half-Chicano police lieutenant, around Santa Fe, New
Mexico |
| Pari Noskin Taichert |
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Sasha Solomon:
a public relations director in New Mexico |
| Aimee and David Thurlo |
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Sister Agatha:
a former investigative journalist, now one of the extern sisters,
the convent’s link to the outside world at the Our Lady of
Hope Monastery in New Mexico |
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Ella Clah: Navajo
FBI agent in Shiprock, New Mexico |
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Charlie Henry, an Iraq war special-ops veteran, now owner of the Three Balls pawnshop, in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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Lee Nez: a
nightwalker (vampire) police officer in New Mexico |
| Judith Van Gieson |
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Neil Hamel:
attorney and investigator, in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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Claire Reynier:
buyer of rare books for the University of New Mexico library in Albuquerque,
New Mexico |
| Mari Privette Ulmer |
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Christine Garcia y Grant:
an ex-lawyer running a bed and breakfast in Taos, New Mexico in the
Taos Festival Mysteries |
| Robert Westbrook |
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Howard Moon Deer:
a private investigator in San Geronimo, New Mexico |
| Collin Wilcox |
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McCloud:
a New Mexico marshal in New York |
| Stuart Woods |
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Ed Eagle: lawyer in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
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