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Laurie R. King
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Kate Martinelli, lesbian homicide detective,
and homicide detective Alonzo Hawkin, in San Francisco, California: |
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A
Grave Talent (1993)
To
Play the Fool (1995)
With
Child (1996)
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Night
Work (2000)
The
Art of Detection1 (2006) |
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Mary Russell, student and then wife of
Sherlock Holmes: |
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The
Beekeeper’s Apprentice (1994)
A
Monstrous Regiment of Women (1995)
A
Letter of Mary (1996)
The
Moor (1998)
O
Jerusalem (1999)
Justice
Hall (2002)
The
Game (2004)
Locked
Rooms (2005)
The
Art of Detection1 (2006)
The
Language of Bees (2009)
The
God of the Hive (2010)
Pirate
King2 (2011) |
Garment
of Shadows (2012)
Dreaming Spies (2015)
The Murder of Mary Russell (2016)
Mary Russell’s War and Other Stories of Suspense (2016) [SS]
Island of the Mad (2018)
Riviera Gold (2020)
Castle Shade (2021)
The Lantern’s Dance (2024) |
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Harris Stuyvesant, a former investigator for the U.S. Justice department, and Bennett Grey, a recluse with heightened senses after his near death in WWI, in the 1920s: |
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Touchstone (2007)
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The Bones of Paris (2013) |
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Raquel Laing, an inspector with the Cold Case Unit of the San Francisco, California, police department: |
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Back to the Garden (2022)
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Non-series: |
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A
Darker Place (1999)
APA: The Birth of a New Moon (1998)
Folly (2001)
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Keeping
Watch (2003)
Lockdown (2017) |
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Sherlock Holmes short story collections, edited with Leslie S. Klinger: |
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In the Company of Sherlock Holmes: Stories Inspired by the Holmes Canon (2014) [SS] [editor with Leslie S. Klinger]
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Echoes of Sherlock Holmes: Stories Inspired by the Holmes Canon (2016) [SS] [editor with Leslie S. Klinger] |
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