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| P.J. Alderman |
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Jordan Marsh: prime
suspect in her husband’s murder, who leaves Los Angeles to restore
a Victorian house with two ghosts, in fictional Port Chatham, Washington |
| Anne Argula |
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Quinn: ex-cop turned private investigator, in Spokane and Seattle, Washington |
| John Ball |
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Jack Tallon: Los Angeles
police sergeant who becomes police chief in Whitewater, Washington |
| K.K. Beck |
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Jane da Silva: lounge
singer and private detective in Seattle, Washington |
| Carl Brookins |
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Michael Tanner:
successful public relations executive in Seattle, Washington |
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Mary Whitney: heiress to an industrial empire in Seattle, Washington |
| Curt Colbert |
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Jake Rossiter:
a private investigator, and Miss Jenkins, a “Gal Friday” in
post-World War II Seattle, Washington |
| Sharon Duncan |
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Scotia MacKinnon:
former police officer turned private eye in Friday Harbor, San Juan
Island, Washington |
| Aaron Elkins |
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Chris Norgren:
art museum curator in Seattle, Washington |
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Gideon Oliver:
anthropology professor in Port Angeles, Washington |
| Aaron & Charlotte Elkins |
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Alix London: young art consultant, whose father was a convicted art forger, based in Seattle, Washington |
| Earl Emerson |
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homas Black:
bicycling enthusiast private eye in Seattle, Washington |
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Mac Fontana: ex-firefighter
and arson investigator in Staircase, Washington |
| G.M. Ford |
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Frank Corso: former
New York Times journalist, now working at the third rate Seattle
Sun, in Seattle, Washington |
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Leo Waterman: wisecracking
private eye in Seattle, Washington |
| Linda French |
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Teddy Morell: college
history professor in Seattle Washington |
| Noreen Gilpatrick |
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Kate MacLean: police
detective in the Seattle, Washington area |
| Glen Erik Hamilton |
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Van Shaw: Army Ranger raised as a thief, in Seattle, Washington |
| Steven F. Havill |
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Thomas Parks:
doctor in 1890s Port McKinney, Washington |
| Michael A. Hawley |
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Leah Harris:
Seattle Police Detective Sergeant in Seattle Washington |
| Daniel Hecht |
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Cree Black: parapsychologist
with a haunted past in Seattle, Washington |
| Louise Hendricksen |
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Dr. Amy Prescott:
forensic scientist in Seattle, Washington |
| Gabriella Herkert |
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Sara Townley: investigator for a law firm in Seattle, Washington, in the Animal Instinct mysteries |
| Richard Hoyt |
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John Denson:
ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative who acts like a flaky
private investigator in Seattle, Washington |
| Frederick D. Huebner |
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Matt Riordan:
burned-out lawyer turned investigator in Seattle, Washington |
| India Ink (Yasmine Galenorn) |
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Persia Rose Vanderbilt: working in the Venus Envy bath and beauty
shop in Gull Harbor, Washington |
| Lynne Jamneck |
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Samantha Skellar:
FBI Agent on the trail of a possible serial killer who has been terrorizing
the suburban neighborhoods of Seattle, Washington |
| J.A. Jance |
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J.P. Beaumont:
homicide detective in Seattle, Washington |
| E.L. Larken |
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Demary Jones: owner
of Confidential Research, specializes in genealogy and historical
research in Seattle, Washington |
| Ann Littlewood |
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Iris Oakley: zookeeper
and amateur sleuth at Finley Memorial Zoo, near Vancouver, Washington |
| Gary McKinney |
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Gavin Pruitt: the Sheriff of Willapa County and a fan of the Grateful Dead since the ’60s, in southwest Washington |
| Rick Mofina |
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Jason Wade: rookie crime reporter, in Seattle, Washington |
| Skye Kathleen Moody |
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Venus Diamond:
U.S. Fish & Wildlife agent in Washington |
| Deborah Morgan |
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Jeff Talbot: former
FBI agent turned antique picker, in Seattle, Washington |
| Lynne Murray |
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Josephine Fuller:
queen-sized investigator in Seattle, Washington |
| Tiina Nunnally |
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Margit Andersson:
freelance Danish translator in Seattle, Washington |
| Steve Oliver |
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Scott Moody: an ex-mental
patient cab-driving private investigator in the late 1970s, in Spokane,
Washington |
| Bernadette Pajer |
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Benjamin Bradshaw: electrical engineering professor at the University of Washington in Seattle in the early 1900s |
| Ridley Pearson |
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Lou Boldt:
detective in Seattle, Washington |
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Daphne Matthews:
police psychologist in Seattle, Washington |
| T. Dawn Richard |
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May List: senior sleuth, in Washington, on her own after 35 years
of marriage |
| Kat Richardson |
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Harper Blaine: private
investigator who can see ghosts, zombies, and the like, after being
dead for two minutes, in Seattle, Washington, in the Greywalker series |
| Wendy Roberts |
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Sadie Novak: former
teacher now running Scene-2-Clean, a cleaning company specializing
in cleaning up death scenes, in Seattle, Washington, in the Ghost
Dusters series |
| Arlene Sachitano |
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Harriet Truman,
widowed and taking over her aunt’s quilting business and home,
in fictional Foggy Point, Washington, in the Loose Threads mysteries |
| Sheila Simonson |
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Lark Dodge:
bookseller in Washington |
| Peter Stekel |
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Richard Garcia: investigative
reporter in Seattle, Washington |
| Jess Walter |
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Caroline Mabry: police
detective in Spokane, Washington |
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Vince Camden: member of the witness-protection program, manager
of a donut shop by day, and a gambler and thief by night, in Spokane,
Washington |
| Tracy Weber |
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Kate Davidson: yoga instructor in Seattle, Washington, and her German shepherd sidekick Bella, in the Downward Dog mysteries |
| Barbara Wilson |
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Pam Nilsen: lesbian
printing company owner in Seattle, Washington |
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