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| Harold Adams |
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Carl Wilcox: ex-convict and Depression-era sign-painter in South Dakota |
| M.C. Beaton |
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Agatha Raisin: London advertising retiree living in the Cotswolds, England |
| Carol Brennan |
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Liz Wareham: 40-ish public relations consultant in New York City, |
| Carl Brookins |
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Michael Tanner: successful public relations executive, and his second wife, Mary Whitney, an heiress to an industrial empire, in Seattle, Washington |
| Alyse Carlson |
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Camellia (Cam) Harris: 30-something public relations guru in Roanoke, Virginia, in the Garden Society mysteries |
| Camilla T. Crespi |
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Simona Griffo: art buyer for an advertising firm and gourmet cook, in New York City |
| Carole Nelson Douglas |
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Temple Barr: public relations freelancer, and Midnight Louie, tomcat sleuth, in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Sharon Fiffer |
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Jane Wheel: laid off from her advertising job and working as an antique picker to make ends meet, in Chicago, Illinois |
| Anne Underwood Grant |
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Sydney Teague: advertising agency owner in Charlotte, North Carolina |
| Kathleen Moore Knight |
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Margot Blair:
partner in a public relations firm |
| Hugh Pentecost (Judson Philips) |
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Julian Quist: public relations genius |
| Patricia Houck Sprinkle |
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Sheila Travis: publicist in Atlanta, Georgia |
| David Stukis |
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Robert Wilsop: recovered Catholic and copywriter for feminine hygiene products
in New York |
| Karen Hanson Stuyck |
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Lis James: journalist turned public relations officer for a mental health center, in Houston, Texas |
| Pari Noskin Taichert |
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Sasha Solomon: public relations director in New Mexico |
| Steven Womack |
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Jack Lynch: public relations man and problem solver, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
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