|
| Garrison Allen |
| • |
Penelope Warren:
ex-Marine mystery bookstore owner, and Mycroft
(Big Mike), a 25 pound Abyssinian, in Empty Creek, Arizona |
| Delano Ames |
| • |
Juan Llorca: sergeant
in the Civil Guard in Spain |
| Lori Andrews |
| • |
Dr. Alexandra Blake:
geneticist and forensic specialist working for the Armed Forces Institute
of Pathology in Washington DC |
| Miles Archer |
| • |
Doug McCool: Vietnam
vet and process server in San Francisco, California |
| Robert E. Bailey |
| • |
Art Hardin: retired
colonel, now a low-key private investigator, in Grand Rapids, Michigan |
| Richard Barre |
| • |
Wil Hardesty: Vietnam
Vet private investigator, in Los Angeles, California |
| Simon Beaufort (Susanna Gregory) with Beau Riffenburgh |
| • |
Sir Geoffrey Mappestone:
knight during the time of the Crusades |
| Francis Beeding |
| • |
Alistair Granby:
Colonel, later General, in the British Intelligence Service in England
and occasionally on the Continent |
| Larry Bond |
| • |
Peter Thorn: army
colonel and counter-terrorism expert, and Helen Gray, an FBI agent |
| Andrew Britton |
| • |
Ryan Kealey: ex-CIA agent and former Special Forces soldier,
dealing with terrorists in the US |
| Suzanne Brockmann |
| • |
Navy SEALs
and civilian counterterrorists are featured in the Troubleshooter
series |
| Leo Bruce |
| • |
Carolus Deene:
ex-commando turned schoolmaster, in England |
| Miles Burton (John Rhode) |
| • |
Desmond Merrion:
military intelligence officer who becomes a private detective, and
Henry Arnold, a Scotland Yard inspector, in England |
| Armand Cabasson |
| • |
Quentin Margont: officer and investigator in the Grande Armée, in the early 1800s, during the Napoleonic Wars |
| Austin S. Camacho |
| • |
Morgan Stark: black mercenary soldier, and Felicity O’Brian,
an Irish jewel thief |
| Chester Campbell |
| • |
Greg McKenzie:
retired Air Force criminal investigator in Nashville,
Tennessee |
| Henry Cecil |
| • |
Colonel Brain: ex-army
officer, and Ambrose Low, an ex-criminal, in England |
| Philip Chase (Philip Friedman) |
| • |
William Kendall:
chief troubleshooter for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and his friend
Lt. Colonel Aaron Eisenberg, here and there in the world |
| George C. Chesbro |
| • |
John “Chant” Sinclair:
Medal of Honor winner in Vietnam and martial arts master turned artist |
| Tom Clancy |
| • |
John Clark: ex-Navy
Seal and creator of an elite, international anti-terrorist group
based in England |
| James H. Cobb |
| • |
Amanda Garrett: commander
of a stealth US Navy warship in the near future |
| Max Allan Collins |
| • |
Quarry:
psychotic Vietnam vet and hired killer in Iowa |
| R. Cameron Cooke |
| • |
Jack Tremain: navy
lieutenant commander on submarines in the South Pacific during World
War II |
| M.E. Cooper |
| • |
W.W. Loring:
Confederate General in 1862 Virginia |
| Elizabeth Darrell |
| • |
Max Rydal: military
detective in the British Army’s Special Investigation Branch,
and his sidekick Tom Black, mostly in Europe |
| Jim DeFelice |
| • |
Jake Gibbs: American
lieutenant colonel and spy, working for General George Washington
during the Revolutionary War |
| Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr) |
| • |
Sir Henry
Merrivale: holder of one of the oldest baronetcies in England,
physician, barrister, and head of military intelligence for the
war office in England |
| David Dickinson |
| • |
Lord Francis Powerscourt: ex-Indian army intelligence officer
and Irish peer, working as an investigator in the late Victorian
period, in England and elsewhere |
| P.C. Doherty |
| • |
Matthew Jenkyn: 15th century soldier and double
agent spy, in England |
| Ruth Downie |
| • |
Gaius Petreius Ruso: recently divorced Roman army physician,
in second century Roman Britain |
| Brendan DuBois |
| • |
Lewis Cole: former
Department of Defense research analyst, retired in Tyler Beach, New
Hampshire |
| Margaret Duffy |
| • |
Patrick Gillard:
British army major, and Ingrid Langley, a novelist and British
agent |
| Loren D. Estleman |
| • |
Amos Walker: Vietnam
vet private eye in Detroit, Michigan |
| Dale Furutani |
| • |
Matsuyama
Kaze: 17th century rogue samurai in rural
Japan |
| Clyde W. Ford |
| • |
Charlie Noble: ex-Coast
Guard officer turned marine private investigator, in the West Coast
series |
| Leslie Ford |
| • |
Col John Primrose:
career soldier, and Grace Latham, an attractive
widow, in Washington, DC |
| Diana Gabaldon |
| • |
Lord John Grey: soldier and gentleman, in mid-18th century London,
England, and elsewhere |
| Tony Gibbs |
| • |
Tory Lennox: Coast
Guard lieutenant, and Neal Donahoe, a Harbor Patrol officer, in Santa
Barbara, California |
| Ed Gorman |
| • |
Noah Ford: military investigator for the Army in the post-Civil
War US, in the Cavalry Man series |
| Andrew Grant |
| • |
David Trevellyan:
lieutenant commander with Royal Navy Intelligence, in New York City,
and then Chicago, Illinois |
| W.E.B. Griffin |
| • |
Charley Castillo:
Delta Force Major working with the Department of Homeland Security,
in the Presidential Agent series
|
| • |
The Honor Bound Series:
featuring the OSS in neutral Buenos Aires, Argentina during 1942-43
|
| • |
Men at War Series:
featuring the OSS during World War II
|
| Frank Gruber |
| • |
Simon Lash: ornery ex-soldier and ex-lawyer, in Los Angeles,
California |
| William Haggard |
| • |
Charles Russell:
colonel heading the fictitious Security Executive, a British military
intelligence organization |
| • |
William Wilberforce
Smith: an aristocratic Caribbean operative in the fictitious
Security Executive, a British military intelligence organization |
| Jeremiah Healy |
| • |
John Francis Cuddy:
Army police lieutenant turned private investigator,
in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Kathleen Hills |
| • |
John McIntire:
retired military intelligence officer and newly
appointed township constable, in 1950s St. Adele, on the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan |
| Richard Hoyt |
| • |
John Denson: ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative,
in Seattle, Washington |
| C.C. Humphreys |
| • |
Jack Absolute: English
army captain and spy (based on a character in Richard Sheridan’s
play “The Rivals”) during the French and Indian War era
(late 1750s-1760s) in colonial America and London, England |
| Jack D. Hunter |
| • |
Bruno Stachel: the
German flying ace from WWI to 1945 |
| Cathie John |
| • |
Nick Cavanaugh: Navy
vet and Fleet Boxing Champ, in 1940s Newport, Kentucky |
| Gordon Kent |
| • |
Alan Craik: young
US Navy Intelligence officer on assignments around the world |
| Andrew Klavan |
| • |
Jim Bishop: operative
at Weiss Investigations with a penchant for violence and a mysterious
military past, and Scott Weiss, an ex-cop owner of Weiss Investigations,
in San Francisco, California |
| Charles Knief |
| • |
John Caine: Navy
SEAL turned private eye in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii |
| Wendi Lee |
| • |
Angela Matelli:
ex-Marine turned private investigator, in Boston, Massachusetts |
| Roy H. Lewis |
| • |
Matthew Coll: antiquarian
bookseller and former British military intelligence agent, in Dorset,
England |
| Margit Liesche |
| • |
Pucci Lewis: US
Women Airforce Service Pilot (WASP) and undercover agent in World
War II |
| Chuck Logan |
| • |
Nina Pryce: US Army major attached to Delta Force, and Phil Broker,
an ex-undercover detective, in Minnesota |
| Gavin Lyall |
| • |
Harry Maxim: Special
Services major, assigned to 10 Downing Street in London, England |
| Doc Macomber |
| • |
Jack Vu: Vietnamese-American
investigator for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations,
in New Orleans, Louisiana, and elsewhere |
| James Macomber |
| • |
John Cann: Vietnam Special Forces veteran, now a US-based lawyer
dealing with international legal issues and ethical dilemmas in Europe |
| Edward Marston |
| • |
Ralph Delchard:
soldier, and Gervase Bret, a lawyer, in 11th century England, in
the Domesday Series |
| • |
Daniel Rawson:
spy, adventurer, and captain in the British army under the Duke of
Malborough in the 1700s in Europe and England |
| Van Wyck Mason |
| • |
Hugh North: US Army
intelligence officer, a captain at first, finally colonel, serving
around the world as G-2’s greatest troubleshooter |
| Michael McClister |
| • |
Elmo Finn:
Vietnam Vet retired from the CIA, on Longboat Key in
Sarasota, Florida |
| Philip McCutchan |
| • |
Esmonde Shaw:
Commander in the English Naval Intelligence Division, later with
a semi-official intelligence agency called 6D2 |
| Evan McNamara |
| • |
Bill Tatum: former
Army sniper and current Deputy Sheriff of Mineral County, in Dumont,
Colorado |
| David Morrell |
| • |
Rambo: American soldier of fortune |
| Ben Pastor |
| • |
Martin Bora: anti-Nazi
Anglo-German officer in World War II Europe |
| Don Pendleton |
| • |
Aston Ford: former naval intelligence officer, now psychic private
investigator |
| Wilder Perkins |
| • |
Bartholemew Hoare: British Navy officer wounded in the throat
during the Napoleanic Wars of the early 1800s, and assigned to espionage
duties |
| David Poyer |
| • |
Dan Lenson: US Navy
officer rising through the ranks, on duty around the world |
| Richard Prather |
| • |
Shell Scott: ex-Marine
private investigator in Los Angeles, California |
| Sam Reaves |
| • |
Cooper MacLeish: taxi
driver and Vietnam vet, in Chicago, Illinois |
| W.L. Ripley |
| • |
Wyatt Storme: ex-NFL
star, Vietnam vet, and private investigator, in Branson, Missouri |
| David Rollins |
| • |
Major Vincent Cooper: agent of the US Air Force Office of Special Investigations |
| • |
Tom Wilkes: sergeant in the Australian Special Air Service |
| James Rollins |
| • |
Sigma Force:
elite covert arm of the US Defense Department made up of former Special Forces officers trained as experts in various scientific fields |
| Sara Rosett |
| • |
Ellie Avery:
Air Force wife and professional organizer, in the
Mom Zone mysteries |
| Laura Joh Rowland |
| • |
Sano Ichiro:
samurai
and private investigator for the shogun, in the 1600s in Edo, Japan |
| William Ryan |
| • |
Alexei Korolev: captain
in the militia’s Criminal Investigation Division under Stalin,
in 1930s Moscow, Russia |
| Randy Striker (Randy Wayne White) |
| • |
Dusky MacMorgan: ex-Navy SEAL, in Florida |
| Edwin Thomas |
| • |
Martin Jerrold: lieutenant
in the British Navy in the early 1800s, in the Reluctant Adventures
trilogy |
| Brad Thor |
| • |
Scot Harvath: ex-Navy Seal, Secret Service agent, and counter-terrorism
operative working all over the world |
| Ronald Tierney |
| • |
Dietrich “Deets” Shanahan:
70-something former Army intelligence officer and semi-retired private
investigator, in Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Don Tracy |
| • |
Giff Speer: master sergeant
and undercover agent in the US Army Military Police, around the USA |
| John Trenhaile |
| • |
Stepan Povin: Russian
KGB general in the Cold War |
| Andrew H. Vachss |
| • |
Burke: outlaw soldier-of-fortune
investigator in New York City |
| Sharon Wildwind |
| • |
Elizabeth “Pepper” Pepperhawk:
army nurse captain returning from Vietnam, and Avivah Rosen, a military
police captain, in the early 1970s at Fort Bragg, North Carolina |
| Michael Wolfe |
| • |
Michael Keefe: photographer
with DEPOE (Defense Photo Operations Executive), mostly in Vietnam |
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