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Washington, DC Mysteries |
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| Jack Allen |
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Joshua McGown: Navy
Intelligence operative in Washington DC |
| Donna Andrews |
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Turing Hopper:
Artificial Intelligence Personality (AIP) in Crystal City, outside
Washington DC |
| Lori Andrews |
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Dr. Alexandra Blake:
geneticist and forensic specialist working for the Armed Forces Institute
of Pathology in Washington DC |
| Neal Barrett, Jr. |
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Wiley Moss: graphic
artist in Washington DC |
| Michael Bowen |
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Richard Michaelson:
retired Foreign Service Office, and Marjorie Randolph, a bookstore
owner, in Washington, DC |
| Christopher Chambers |
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Angela Bivens:
FBI Special Agent in Washington DC |
| Tom Clancy |
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Jack Ryan: CIA
analyst in Washington DC |
| Evelyn David |
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Mac Sullivan: retired
cop, and Whiskey, his Irish Wolfhound partner, along with Rachel
Brenner, a 40-something divorcee and mother of a teenaged son, in
Washington, DC |
| Robert Dietrich (E. Howard Hunt) |
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Steve Bentley:
adventurous certified public accountant based in Washington, DC |
| R.B. Dominic (Emma Lathen) |
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Ben Safford: Ohio Congressman, in Washington, DC |
| Linda Ellison |
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Dana Ford: child
psychologist, in Washington DC |
| Leslie Ford |
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Col. John Primrose:
career soldier, and Grace Latham, an attractive widow, in Washington,
DC |
| Susan Ford |
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Eve Cooper: aspiring
photographer and daughter of U.S. President Elliot Cooper, in Washington,
DC |
| John Gilstrap |
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Jonathan Grave: wealthy
freelance hostage rescue specialist, in Virginia and Washington,
DC |
| James Grady |
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Richard Malcolm: CIA
analyst and grad student, in Washington, DC |
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John Rankin: private
investigator in Washington DC |
| Julie Hyzy |
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Olivia (Ollie) Paras: White House assistant chef in Washington
DC, in the White House Chef mysteries |
| Matthew Iden |
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Marty Singer: retired homicide detective in Washington, DC |
| Tracy Kiely |
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Elizabeth Parker: newspaper
fact-checker and die-hard Jane Austen fan, in the Washington, DC
area |
| Thomas Kaufman |
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Willis Gidney: former
con-artist, now a private investigator in Washington, DC |
| Mike Lawson |
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Joe De Marco: lawyer
and trouble-shooter for the Speaker of the House, as Counsel Pro
Tem for Liaison Affairs, based in Washington, DC |
| Allison Leotta |
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Anna Curtis: sex crimes prosecutor in the US Attorney’s office in Washington, DC |
| James Lilliefors |
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Jon Mallory, an investigative reporter, and his brother Charles, a private intelligence contractor and former CIA operative, based in Washington, DC |
| Phillip Margolin |
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Dana Cutler: private
detective in Washington DC, and Brad Miller, a law clerk in Oregon |
| Barbara Michaels (Elizabeth Peters) |
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Books of
suspense: featuring a Georgetown house in Washington,
DC |
| Penny Mickelbury |
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Carole Ann Gibson:
black criminal defense attorney in Washington DC |
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Gianna Maglione:
lesbian police lieutenant, and Mimi Patterson,
a reporter, in Washington, DC |
| Ron Nessen and Johanna Neuman |
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Jerry Knight: talk
show host, and Jane Day, a newspaper reporter, in Washington DC |
| Susan O’Brien |
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Nicki Valentine, a widow with two kids training to be a private investigator in suburban Washington, DC |
| Michael Palmer |
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Dr. Lou Welcome: physician caught up in political intrigue, in Washington, DC |
| James Patterson |
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Alex Cross:
psychologist and homicide cop in Washington DC |
| Richard North Patterson |
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Kerry Kilcannon:
senator then President of the USA, in Washington, DC |
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Christopher
Paget: lawyer in the Special Investigations Section
of the Washington Economic Crimes Committee |
| George P. Pelecanos |
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Derek Strange::black and successful, and Terry Quinn, white and barely
holding on, ex-cops turned private investigators, in Washington,
DC |
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Nick Stefanos:
50s bartender and private eye in Washington DC |
| Jo-Ann Power |
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Carly Wagner: Texas
congresswoman, and Mr. Jones, a bodyguard and private investigator,
in Washington, DC |
| Karen Robards |
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Jessica Ford: young attorney surviving the death of the First Lady in a car crash, and Secret Service agent Mark Ryan, in Washington, DC |
| Mark Russinovich |
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Jeff Aiken: ex-government analyst, later running a cyber-security company, confronting menacing worldwide computer malfunctions, based in Washington, DC |
| Benjamin Schutz |
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Leo Haggerty:
rough and tough private investigator in Washington DC |
| Maggie Sefton |
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Molly Malone: a senator’s daughter and the widow of a congressman, working as a consultant for a senator in Washington, DC |
| Sarah R. Shaber |
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Louise Pearlie:
a young widow working as a clerk for the OSS, in 1942 Washington,
DC |
| Dorothy St. James |
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Casey Calhoun: organic gardener in Washington, DC, in the White House Gardener mysteries |
| David St. John (E. Howard Hunt) |
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Peter Ward:
CIA agent undercover as a lawyer, based in Washington, DC |
| Dorothy Sucher |
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Sabina Swift: detective
agency owner in Washington DC |
| Teona Tone |
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Kyra Keaton: aristocratic
lady private investigator running her own agency in 1899-1907 Washington,
DC |
| Margaret Truman |
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Mackenzie Smith:
law professor, and Annabel Reed, a gallery owner,
in Washington, DC |
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Capital Crimes mysteries featuring landmarks in Washington, DC |
| Robert W. Walker |
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Jessica
Coran: doctor and FBI medical examiner, in Washington, DC |
| Janice Weber |
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Leslie Frost: secret
agent and concert violinist in Washington DC |
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