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| Jennie Bentley |
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Avery Baker: New
York textile designer turned home renovator, and her boyfriend and
business partner, handyman Derek Ellis, in fictional Waterfield,
Maine, in the Do-It-Yourself mysteries |
| Gerry Boyle |
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Brandon Blake: a loner
who lives on an old wooden cruiser, on the waterfront of Portland,
Maine |
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Jack McMorrow: small-town editor in Androscoggin, Maine |
| David A. Crossman |
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Winston Crisp: retired National Security code-breaker, in Penobscot
Island, Maine, in the Maine Island Mysteries |
| Claire Donally (Bill McCay) |
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Sunny Coolidge: former New York City newspaper reporter returning with her cat Shadow to Kittery Harbor, Maine, in the Sunny & Shadow mysteries |
| Vicki Doudera |
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Darby Farr: real
estate agent returning from California to her old hometown of Hurricane
Harbor, Maine |
| Kaitlyn Dunnet (Kathy Lynn Emerson) |
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Liss MacCrimmon:
20-something dancer forced into early retirement by a knee injury,
helping at her aunt’s Scottish store, in Moosetookalook,
Maine |
| Jessica Fletcher and Donald Bain |
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Jessica Fletcher: mystery writer in Cabot Cove, Maine, in the “Murder, She Wrote” series |
| Linda Greenlaw |
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Jane Bunker: former
Florida police detective, now a marine insurance investigator and
later a sheriff’s deputy in coastal Green Haven, Maine |
| Sarah Graves |
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Jacobia Triptree: onetime financial advisor to the Mob, now living in Eastport, Maine |
| Linda Hall |
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The Coast of Maine series |
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Teri Blake-Addison: private investigator in Maine |
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Jake Rikker: private investigator, kayak adventurer, and whale-watching tour guide specializing in salvage operations, in the mostly Christian town of Fog Point, Maine |
| James Hayman |
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Mike McCabe: former
NYPD homicide detective, now a detective sergeant living with his
13-year-old daughter in Portland, Maine |
| B.B. Haywood |
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Candy Holliday, running
a blueberry farm with her dad Henry “Doc” Holliday, near
the fictional seaside town of Cape Willington, Maine |
| Lee Hollis (Rick Copp & Holly Simason) |
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Hayley Powell: single mother writing the food column for the Island Times, in Bar Harbor, Maine, in the Food and Cocktails mysteries |
| Lee Charles Kelley |
| • |
Jack Field: former NYPD detective, retired to run a kennel in Maine |
| Allison Kingsley (Kate Kingsbury) |
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Clara Quinn, returning home from New York City to work in Raven’s Nest Bookstore owned by her cousin Stephanie, in rural Maine |
| Eleanor Kuhns |
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Will Rees: former soldier in the American Revolution, working as a traveling weaver in 1790s Maine |
| Margaret Lawrence |
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Hannah Trevor: midwife in Rufford, Maine just after the Revolutionary War |
| Jenifer LeClair |
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Brie Beaumont: wounded Minneapolis homicide detective, recovering on the coast of Maine, in the Windjammer mysteries |
| Karen MacInerney |
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Natalie Barnes:
inn proprietor on Cranberry Island, Maine, in the Gray Whale Inn
mysteries |
| Leslie Meier |
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Lucy Stone: sleuthing wife and mother of four in Tinker’s Cove, Maine |
| Tom Mitcheltree |
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Paul Fischer:
college professor in Oregon and Maine |
| Barbara Ross |
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Julia Snowden, returning to her hometown to run the Snowden Family Clambake Company, in fictional Busman’s Harbor, Maine, in the Maine Clambake mysteries |
| Kieran Shields |
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Archie Lean, newly appointed deputy marshal, and Perceval Grey, a part-Indian Pinkerton agent, in 1890s Portland, Maine |
| William G. Tapply |
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Stoney Calhoun: works at a bait and tackle shop rural Maine |
| Lea Wait |
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Maggie Summer: owner of the antique print business named Shadows
in Maine |
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