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| Peter Abresch |
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Jim Dandy: retired physical therapist, and Dodee Swisher, a gallery owner, in North America, in the Elderhostel Mysteries |
| Mario Acevedo |
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Felix Gomez: private
investigator who became a vampire as a soldier in Iraq, in various
places in the United States |
| Donna Andrews |
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Meg Langslow: decorative blacksmith in a southern town in the USA |
| Tom Ardies |
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Charlie Sparrow: tough, smart-aleck spy who is
irresistible to women in the USA |
| Nevada Barr |
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Anna Pigeon: park ranger at various national parks in the USA |
| Lawrence Block |
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Evan Tanner: government agent with permanent insomnia, in the USA |
| Jack Bickham |
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Brad Smith: championship tennis player and part-time CIA agent in the United
States |
| Lilian Jackson Braun |
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Jim Qwilleran: journalist, with cats Koko and Yum Yum in Pick Ax, northeast central United States |
| Andrew Britton |
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Ryan Kealey: ex-CIA agent and former Special Forces soldier,
dealing with terrorists in the US |
| C.F. Button |
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Tom Kreuger: biologist working for the Bureau of Land Management in a small town in a western state of the US |
| Robert Campbell |
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Jake Hatch: railroad detective in the United
States |
| John Clarkson |
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Jack Devlin: ex-Secret Service turned security firm investigator in the USA |
| John Connolly |
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Charlie “Bird” Parker: ex-NYPD detective turned private
investigator in cases taking him to locations in North America |
| Alan Cook |
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Gary Blanchard: amateur
sleuth in the American West, starting in the 1950s |
| Clive Cussler (with Paul Kemprecos) |
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Dirk Pitt: marine engineer in the United States |
| Val Davis (Robert & Angie Irvine) |
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Nicolette Scott: archaeologist in the
southwestern USA |
| S.F.X. Dean |
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Neil Kelly: professor of English in New England, USA |
| Kathleen Delaney |
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Ellie McKenzie: newly certified real estate agent returning to her old hometown of Santa Louisa |
| Peter Dunant (Sarah Dunant with Peter Busby) |
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Marla Masterson: young British
Professor of Anglo Saxon Literature in the United States |
| Gerald Elias |
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Daniel Jacobus: blind,
reclusive, and crotchety violin teacher living in self-imposed exile
in rural New England |
| Loren D. Estleman |
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Page Murdock:
deputy US Marshal in 1880s American West (and Canada) |
| Donna Ferguson |
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Mickey Sutter: sea urchin diver on the west coast of North America |
| Michelle Gagnon |
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Kelly Jones: FBI
agent in New England |
| Ed Gorman |
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Noah Ford: military
investigator for the Army in the post-Civil War US, in the Cavalry
Man series |
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Leo Guild: 1980s
bounty hunter in the western United States |
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Dev Mallory:
Secret Service Agent in the post-Civil War US |
| Maxwell Grant (Dennis Lynds) |
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"The
Shadow": private investigator in the USA |
| Donald Hamilton |
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Matt Helm: American superspy in the United States |
| David Handler |
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Stewart “Hoagy” Hoag: celebrity ghostwriter in the United States, and his faithful basset hound, Lulu |
| Peter J. Heck |
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Mark Twain: 19th century American author, and Wentworth Cabot, his secretary, in the USA |
| Lynn S. Hightower |
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String:
alien Ilaki, partners with a homicide cop, in the USA |
| David Hiltbrand |
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Jim McNamara: former record company insider turned insurance investigator specializing in hardcase rockers, on the road in the USA |
| Kay Hooper |
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Hagen: government agent in the USA |
| Richard Hoyt |
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James Burlane: ex-CIA
operative turned private investigator in the USA |
| E. Richard Johnson |
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Tony Lonto: police detective in the United States |
| Paul Kemprecos (with Clive Cussler) |
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Dirk Pitt: marine engineer in the United States |
| Lisa Kleinholz |
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Zoe Szabo: former Rolling Stone reporter turned small town reporter in New
England |
| W.W. Lee (Wendi Lee) |
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Jefferson Birch: former Texas ranger working for Tisdale Investigations, in the American West in the second half of the 19th century |
| Owen Parry |
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Abel Jones: federal agent during the American Civil War |
| Eliot Pattison |
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Duncan McCallum: Scottish prisoner transported to Colonial America |
| Don Pendleton |
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Aston Ford: former naval intelligence officer turned psychic private investigator |
| Clyde Lynwood Sawyer, Jr. and Frances Witlin |
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Mario Castigliani: aging performing psychic in
North America |
| Deborah Shlian and Linda Reid |
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Sammy Greene:
talk-radio host at an ultraconservative New England college |
| Troy Soos |
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Mickey Rawlings: 1910s journeyman second baseman in the United States |
| Gene Stratton |
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Mort Sinclair: respected genealogist and lawyer on Fogge Island off the
New England Coast |
| Ted Thackrey, Jr. |
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Preacher:
poker player and mystic, in the American Southwest (Nevada,
New Mexico, California) |
| Jack Vance |
| • |
Kirth Gersen: hunter of nonhuman killers in the United States, in the Demon Princes series |
| Valerie Wolzien |
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Josie Pigeon: owner of an all-woman construction firm in the Northeast USA |
| Richard Wormser |
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Andy Bastian: police
lieutenant in the US Southwest |
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