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Bill Crider |
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Dan Rhodes, a laid-back sheriff with a
motley crew of deputies, in Blacklin County, Texas: |
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Too
Late to Die (1986)
Shotgun
Saturday Night (1987)
Cursed
to Death (1988)
Death
on the Move (1989)
Evil
at the Root (1990)
Booked
for a Hanging (1992)
Murder
Most Fowl (1994)
Winning
Can Be Murder (1996) |
Death
by Accident (1998)
Ghost
of a Chance (2000)
A
Romantic Way to Die (2001)
Red,
White and Blue Murder (2003)
A
Mammoth Murder (2006)
Murder
Among the OWLS (2007)
Of
All Sad Words (2008) |
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Carl Burns, a college professor in Texas: |
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One
Dead Dean (1988)
Dying
Voices (1989) |
A
Dangerous Thing (1994)
Dead
Soldiers (2005) |
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Truman Smith,
a private eye in Galveston, Texas: |
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Dead
on the Island (1991)
Gator
Kill (1992)
When
Old Men Die (1994) |
The
Prairie Chicken Kill (1996)
Murder
Takes a Break (1997) |
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Dr. Sally Good,
head of the English and Fine Arts departments at Hughes Community College
in Texas: |
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Murder
Is an Art (1999)
A
Knife in the Back (2002) |
A
Bond with Death (2004) |
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Written with Willard
Scott
Stanley Waters, a retired weatherman operating
a Bed and Breakfast in Higgins, Virginia: |
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Murder
Under Blue Skies (1998) |
Murder
in the Mist (1999) |
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Non-series: |
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Nighttime
Is the Right Time (2001) [SS]
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Houston
Homicide1 (2007)
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Humphrey Bogart: |
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We’ll
Always Have Murder (2003) |
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