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| Laurien Berenson |
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Melanie Travis:
a
special education teacher who shows her standard poodles in dog shows,
in Connecticut |
| Annette Blair |
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Madeira Cutler: proprietor
of a vintage clothing store in a former morgue in Mystick Falls,
Connecticut, in the Vintage Magic mysteries |
| Joyce Christmas |
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Betty Trenka:
businesswoman in Connecticut |
| Peg Cochran |
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Giovanna (Gigi) Fitzgerald, leaving New York City to run a gourmet shop in Woodstone, Connecticut, in the Gourmet De-Lite mysteries |
| Gloria Dank |
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Bernard Woodruff: curmudgeonly
author of children’s books, and his brother-in-law, Arthur “Snooky” Randolph,
in Connecticut |
| Doris Miles Disney |
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Jim O’Neill:
police officer in Connecticut |
| Andrew Gross |
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Ty Hauck: police lieutenant
in Bridgeport, Connecticut |
| Parnell Hall |
| • |
Cora Felton: a crossword
creator with a nationally-syndicated column in Bakerhaven, Connecticut |
| Rosemary Harris |
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Paula Holliday:
30-ish former TV executive who opens a landscaping-gardening business
in Springfield, Connecticut, in the Dirty Business mysteries |
| Roberta Isleib |
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Dr. Rebecca Butterman:
clinical psychologist and advice columnist, in Guilford, Connecticut,
in the Advice Column mysteries |
| Judith K. Ivie |
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Kate Lawrence: middle-aged legal secretary, later real estate agent, and amateur sleuth, in Hartford and Wethersfield, Connecticut |
| Lucille Kallen |
| • |
C. B. Greenfield.:
newspaper editor and musician in Sloan's Ford, Connecticut |
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Maggie Rome: reporter
and musician, in Sloan's Ford, Connecticut |
| Mary Kittredge |
| • |
Edwina Crusoe: registered nurse at Chelsea Memorial Hospital,
and later a medical investigator, in New Haven, Connecticut |
| Jerry Labriola |
| • |
Dr. David Brooks:
part-time physician and sleuth, with a briefcase named “Friday”,
based in Connecticut |
| Mercedes Lackey |
| • |
Diana Tregarde:
investigator of unnatural event in Hartford, Connecticut |
| Andrew Lanh (Ed Ifkovic) |
| • |
Rick Van Lam: an Amerasian (Vietnamese mother & American G.I. father) insurance investigator in Hartford, Connecticut |
| Edwin Lanham |
| • |
Vern Gray: police
lieutenant in Connecticut |
| Janice Law |
| • |
Anna Peters: reformed blackmailer and oil company researcher
turned security expert in Connecticut |
| Steve Liskow |
| • |
Zach Barnes: private investigator in Hartford, Connecticut |
| John Maxim |
| • |
Paul Bannerman: private
investigations firm owner in Westport, Connecticut |
| Colleen McCullough |
| • |
Carmine Delmonico:
police lieutenant in a fictional mid-1960s college town, Holloman,
Connecticut |
| Jenn McKinlay |
| • |
Lindsey Norris: director
of the Briar Creek Public Library, in Briar Creek, Connecticut, in the Library Lover’s
mysteries |
| Amy Patricia Meade |
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Marjorie McClelland:
a smart and sassy mystery writer, and rich British expat Creighton
Ashcroft, in 1930s Ridgebury, Connecticut |
| Liz Mugavero |
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Kristan “Stan” Connor, retreating from corporate public relations to bake organic pet treats, in fictional Frog Ledge, Connecticut, in the Pawsitively Organic series |
| Karen E. Olson |
| • |
Annie Seymour: police
reporter in New Haven, Connecticut |
| Justin Scott |
| • |
Ben Abbott: ex-Wall
Street financier turned realtor in Newbury, Connecticut |
| Carole B. Shmurak |
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Susan Lombardi:
professor at a university in Connecticut |
| Hillary Waugh |
| • |
Fred Fellows:
chief of police in a small town, Stockford, Connecticut |
| Valerie Wolzien |
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Susan Henshaw:
Connecticut suburban housewife sleuth |
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