Sachs,
Amelia: rookie beat cop in New York, New York by Jeffery
Deaver
“The Saint,” Simon
Templar: an international thief, millionaire, and master of disguise
by Burl Barer
Sakura, James: a Japanese-American
lieutenant with NYPD in New York, New York by Harker
Moore
Sales, Cassandra (Cassie):
a 50 year-old housewife dealing with her workaholic wine importer husband's
stroke in Long Island, New York by Leslie
Glass
Salter, Charles:
a 40-something police inspector in Toronto, Canada by Eric
Wright
Saltz, Terry: who
lost his job, wife, truck, and mobile home, starting over as a pizza
delivery driver in Spencer, Ohio by L.T.
Fawkes
Samejima: maverick police detective, in Tokyo, Japan, by Arimasa Osawa
Samson, Albert: a middle-age
low-key P.I. in Indianapolis, Indiana by Michael
Z. Lewin
Samson, Bernard:
a middle-aged British spy in London, England by Len
Deighton
Sampson, Hannah: a CSI
diver in the British Virgin Islands by Kathy
Brandt
Samson, Jake: an ex-cop
in Berkeley, California by Shelley
Singer
Sanders, John: police
detective in Toronto, Ontario, Canada by Sale,
Medora
Sanderson, Abigail (Sandy):
Forsyth's crisply efficient secretary in London, England by E.
X. Giroux
Sandilands, Commander Joe: a
Scotland Yard detective assigned to post-WWI India by Barbara
Cleverly
Sands, Inspector: of
the Toronto Police by Margaret
Millar
Sands, Jake: a retired salvage
agent and finder of lost things in Santa Barbara, California by Ron
Ely
Nikki Sands: in the Napa Valley, California, in the Wine Lovers mysteries by Michele Scott
George Sansi: half- English, half-Indian police inspector, in Bombay,
India, by Paul Mann
Sargeant, Peter Cutler II:
a public relations consultant in New York, New York by Edgar
Box
Libby Sarjeant: middle-aged actress and private investigator, in Kent, England, by Lesley Cookman
Savage, Myra: by Mark
McShane
Savage, Thornton: an NYPD
detective in New York, New York by John
Mackie
Savich, Dillon: a
FBI special agent in Washington D.C. by Catherine
Coulter
Savile, Justin: 1/2 of
a pair of police detectives in a small town in North Carolina by Michael
Malone
Sawyer, Pete (Pierre-Ange):
a private investigator in Paris, France by Marvin
Albert
Sawyer, Reyn: a sassy
hair stylist in San Antonio, Texas by Laura
Bradley
Saxon: former US FBI agent turned true-crime writer, and Grace Fitzgerald,
Detective Chief Superintendent with the murder squad, in Dublin, Ireland,
by Ingrid Black
Saxon: actor and private
eye in Los Angeles, California by Les
Roberts
Saxon, Alan:
professional golfer by Edward
Sayler, Catherine: a private
investigator in San Francisco, California by Linda
Grant
Scarborough, Hillary: a
domestic artiste in the Murder by Design mysteries by Paula
Carter
Hannah Scarlett: Detective Chief Inspector of the Cold Case Squad, in the Lake District of England by Martin Edwards
Scarpetta, Dr.
Kay: chief medical examiner in Richmond, Virginia by Patricia
Daniels Cornwell
Pete Schofield: private investigator, and his wife Jeannie, in Los Angeles, California, by Thomas B. Dewey
Schofield, Shane: leader
of a team of Marines by Matthew
Reilly
Inspector Schmidt: colorless cop with a brilliant mind, in New York City, by George Bagby (Aaron Mark Stein)
Schumann, Paul: a German-American
hit man living in New York City is caught and has to go to Berlin as
a spy or serve a prison term by Jeffrey
Deaver
Schwartz, Ike: a sheriff
in a small town in Picketsville, Virginia by Frederick
Ramsay
Schwartz, Rebecca:
a Jewish feminist lawyer in San Francisco, California by Julie
Smith
Scott, Brenna: the head
of a search team that uses specially trained dogs in Sacramento, California
by Cynthia G. Alwyn
Scott, Nicolette: an archaeologist in the southwestern
USA by Val Davis
Scott, Philip: by Harry
Carmichael
Scott, Shell: a 6'2" ex-Marine
private investigator in Los Angeles, California by Richard
Prather
Scudder, Matt:
unlicensed reformed alcoholic private eye in New York, New York by Lawrence
Block
Shane Scully: police sergeant in Los Angeles, California by Stephen
J. Cannell
Simon Serrailler: police Chief Inspector in Lafferton, England, by Susan
Hill
Caleb Shaw, Oliver Stone, Milton Farb, and Reuben Rhodes: The Camel
Club, a group of four dysfunctional men who investigate political conspiracies,
and honorary member Alex Ford, a Secret Service agent, in Washington,
DC, by David Baldacci
Sean, Sean “NMI”:
a private investigator in Hennepin County, Minnesota by Carl
Brookins
Sears, Faron: a black ex-con
turned politician in Washington D.C. by James
Grady
Seegerman, Gordon: a
reluctant public defender by day and an enthusiastic lead singer for
a Barry Manilow cover bank by night, in Northern California by Dylan
Schaffer
Seeton, Miss Emily D.:
retired British art teacher in Kent, England by Heron
Carvic
Seferius, Claudia: a vineyard
owner in 13th century Rome, Italy by Marilyn
Todd
Segalla, Nicholas:
a time-traveling scholar in England by Ann
Dukthas
Mavis Seidlitz: blonde private investigator with Gracie Allen tendencies,
by Carter Brown
Sejer,
Inspector: working in a small mountain village in Norway by Karin
Fossum
Selkirk, Sara: renowned
cellist in Bath, England by Morag
Joss
Brano Sev, Emil Brod, Ferenc Kolyeszar, and other police and intelligence agents in Communist-era Eastern Europe, by Olen Steinhauer
Service, Grady: a conservation
officer in Michigan, in the Woods Cop series by Joseph
Heywood
Frank Sessions: homicide detective lieutenant, Manhattan North, in New York City, by Hillary Waugh
Sever, Mick: a rock and roll
journalist by Don Bruns
Severance, Dr. Grace:
a retired pathologist in Arizona by Margaret
Scherf
Sewell, Hitchcock, a certified
mortician in Baltimore, Maryland by Tim
Cockey
Annie Seymour: police reporter in New Haven, Connecticut, by Karen E.
Olson
Seymour, Sando:
a multilingual officer with Special Branch in 1906 Trieste in the Austro-Hungarian
Empire by Michael Pearce
Shader, Dr. Susan: a psychiatrist
and criminal profiler in Chicago, Illinois by Joseph
Glass
“The Shadow”,
a private investigator in the USA by Maxwell
Grant
Shaft, John: a tough,
black private detective in New York, New York by Ernest
Tidyman
Shakespeare, Young Will: a
writer, the Elizabethan era's answer to Sherlocke Holmes, in London,
England by Simon Hawke
Shallot, Sir Roger:
agent of Cardinal Wolsey in England by Michael
Clynes
Dietrich “Deets” Shanahan: 70-something former Army intelligence officer and semi-retired private investigator, in Indianapolis, Indiana, by Ronald Tierney
Shandy, Helen Marsh:
librarian and wife in Balaclava County, Massachusetts by Charlotte
MacLeod
Shandy, Peter:
college botany professor and husband in Balaclava County, Massachusetts
by Charlotte MacLeod
Shannon, John: ex-NYPD
detective turned special agent (code-name “Shango”) by Clyde
W. Ford
Shannon, John J. by Cleve
F. Adams
Rick Shannon: FM rock disc jockey and private investigator in the Mississippi Delta, by Bill Fitzhugh
Shapiro, Desiree: a 5'
2" queen-sized private investigator in New York, New York by Selma
Eichler
Shapiro, Frank:
a cop in Castlemer, England by Jo
Bannister
Nathan Shapiro: Jewish cop usually working in homicide under Bill
Weigand, in New York City, by Richard & Frances Lockridge
Simon Shard:
Detective Chief Inspector at Scotland Yard, in London, England, by
Philip McCutchan
Matthew Shardlake: lawyer in mid-16th century England,by C.J. Sansom
Sharman, Nick: hard-living
ex-cop PI in London, England by Mark
Timlin
Ray Sharp: American expatriate journalist and detective, in east
Asia, by Eric Stone
Sharples, Claire:
a microbiologist in the San Joaquin Valley, California by Rebecca
Rothenberg
Shaw, Abby: leaving behind
a career in corporate law and a cheating husband, returns to her hometown
of Paradise, Colorado to take over her aunt's candy shop, Divinity by Sammi
Carter
Esmonde Shaw: Commander in the English Naval Intelligence Division,
later with a semi-official intelligence agency called 6D2, by Philip
McCutchan
James Shaw: Jewish private investigator in New York City, by Isidore Haiblum
Shaw, Samantha: a suburban
housewife and soccer mom in Southern California by Jennifer
Apodaca
Shaw, Paul: a private
investigator in New York by Mark
Sadler
Shaw, Simon: professor
of history in Raleigh, North Carolina by Sarah
R. Shaber
Hector Belascoaran Shayne: one-eyed, half-Irish, half-Basque, Coca-Cola-swilling private investigator in Mexico City, by Paco Ignacio Taibo II
Shayne, Michael: this
page contains all books by all authors
Shayne, Michael: a series
character by Davis Dresser
as Brett Halliday
Shayne, Michael:
a series character by Robert
Terrall as Brett Halliday
Sheldon, Graham:
cop and boyfriend by Aaron Elkins
Dan “Spider” Shepherd: former SAS trooper turned undercover cop, based in London, England, by Stephen Leather
Shepard, J.: a lawyer who
surfs in Christianitos, California by John
DeCure
Robert Sherard: great-grandson of Wordsworth, and Oscar Wilde, poet, wit, and playwright, friend of Arthur Conan Doyle, investigate murders in Victorian England, Scotland, and France, by Gyles Brandreth
Sheridan, Dan: an attorney
in Boston, Massachusetts by Barry
Reed
Sheringham, Roger:
a writer who is an obnoxious sleuth by Anthony
Berkeley
Sherman, Winston Marlowe:
a professor in Aisley, New York by M.
K. Lorens
Sherlock, Lacey: a
FBI special agent in Washington D.C. by Catherine
Coulter
Sherwood, Payton: a private
investigator in the East Village of New York City, New York by Russell
Atwood
Jefferson Shields: private detective in 1960s Australia, by Patricia Carlon
Shigata, Mark: a Japanese-American
ex-FBI agent turned sheriff in Bayport, Texas by Anne
Wingate
Shimura, Rei: a teacher
and antiques dealer in Tokyo, Japan by Sujata
Massey
Shipton, Cassandra:
owner of Earthlore Herbal Preparations and Cruelty-Free
Cosmetics, and a member of a study group turned coven by Dolores
Stewart Riccio
Ben Shock and Charity Tucker, unlicensed private investigators in the 1970s, by Patrick Buchanan (Edwin Corley)
Shore, Jemima: investigative
television journalist in London, England by Antonia
Fraser
Shore, Marla: a beauty salon
owner in Southern Florida by Nancy
Cohen
Shugak, Kate: a native
Alaskan ex-DA investigator in Alaska by Dana
Stabenow
Sidden, Jo Beth: a bloodhound
trainer and tracker in Georgia by Virginia
Lanier
Isaac Sidel: deputy police commissioner, later Mayor, in New York
City, by Jerome Charyn
Siegel, Phoebe:
a private investigator in Billings, Montana by Sandra
West Prowell
Silence, John: a
physician in England by Algernon
Blackwood
Fiona Silk: talent-challenged romance writer, in the bilingual tourist town St. Aubaine, Quebec, Canada, by Mary Jane Maffini
Silva, Joe: a police chief
in Mellingham, Massachusetts by Susan
Oleksiw
Mario Silva: chief inspector for criminal matters of the federal police, in Brazil, by Leighton Gage
Silver, David:
homicide cop with an alien partner in the U.S.A. by Lynn
S. Hightower
Silver, Emily: an actress
in New York, New York by Carol
Brennan
Silver, Miss Maud: a
retired governess and teacher who becomes a professional private detective
in London, England by Patricia
Wentworth
Abby Silvernale: newly-widowed thirty-year old waitress in upstate Bantam, New York, by Julia Pomeroy
Bernie Simmons:
assistant district attorney in New York City, by Richard & Frances
Lockridge
Simon, Grant:
by Hugh Pentecost
Simon, Margo: California
Public Radio reporter in San Diego, California by Janice
Steinberg
Simpson, Arthur Abdel: comic
rogue and petty crook in England by Eric
Ambler
Oliver Simpson: Detective Inspector, and Philipa Lowe, an amateur sleuth, in England, by Roger Omerod
Simpson, Tim: a financial
consultant turned art investment specialist in London, England by John
Malcolm
Sinclair, Cecily:
Edwardian hotel owner in Badger's End, England by Kate
Kingsbury
Sinclair, Chris: a district
attorney in San Antonio, Texas by Jay
Brandon
Sinclair, Evangeline:
an actress in London, England by Marian
Babson
Sinclair, Matthew Arthur:
a gay epileptic D. A. turned store owner in New Orleans, Louisiana by Tony
Fennelly
Sinclair, Mort: a respected
genealogist and lawyer on Fogge Island off the New England Coast by Gene
Stratton
John “Chant” Sinclair: Medal of Honor winner in Vietnam and martial arts master turned artist by George Chesbro
Tucker Sinclair: 30-something divorcee and financial adviser, in Los
Angeles, California, by Patricia Smiley
Singer, Jacob: a 1940s Hollywood
private eye in Los Angeles, California by George
Baxt
Singer, Judith: a resident
of Long Island, New York by Susan
Isaacs
Sixsmith, Joe:
private detective in England by Reginald
Hill
Skeehan, Georgia: a rookie
fire marshal in New York, New York by Suzanne
Chazin
Skellar, Samantha: FBI
Agent on the trail of a possible serial killer who has been terrorizing
the suburban neighborhoods of Seattle, Washington by Lynne
Jamneck
Skinner, Robert: a high-ranking
cop in Edinburgh, Scotland by Quintin
Jardine
Max Skull: movie director, and
Margot O’Banion, a film
editor, based in Los Angeles, California.
by Kit Sloane
Anthony Slade: Superindendent at Scotland Yard, in London, England,
by Leonard Gribble
Jo Slater: sociopathic socialite in New York City, by Jane Stanton Hitchcock
Slider, Bill:
police inspector in London, England by Cynthia
Harrod-Eagles
Boris Slivka: hard-drinking
screenwriter, and his partner Larry Baker, in Hollywood, California,
by Carter Brown
Aggie Sloan-Wilcox: wife of the minister of the Consolidated Community Church, in Emerald Springs, Ohio, in the Ministry Is Murder series by Emilie Richards
Sloan, Charley: criminal
attorney in Detroit, Michigan by William
J. Coughlin
Sloan, Christopher Dennis "Seedy:" Berebury
CID department head in West Calleshire, England by Catherine
Aird
Sloan, Duncan: a private
investigator in Florida by Bob
Truluck
Dr. Mark Sloan: Chief of Internal Medicine at Community General Hospital who consults with the LAPD, in Los Angeles, California, in the Diagnosis Murder TV novelizations by Lee Goldberg
Sloan, Sydney: a lesbian
private investigator in New York, New York, in the Stonewall Inn mysteries
by Randye Lordon
Slocombe, Drew: former
nurse who has become an undertaker in Bradbourne, England by Rebecca
Tope
Small, David: rabbi sleuth
in Barnard's Crossing, Massachusetts by Harry
Kemelman
Small, Jake: Constable
in 1940s Canadian police officers in Fort York, Ontario by A.
E. Eddenden
Smiley, George:
British Intelligence agent and scholar in London, England by John
Le Carre
Smith, Bill: 40-something
Army brat PI in New York by S.
J. Rozan
Smith, Brad: championship
tennis player and part-time CIA agent in the United States by Jack
Bickham
Smith, Cellini: an
accountant for the Mob in New York, New York, turned honest private investigator
in Los Angeles, California by Robert
Reeves (born 1912)
Stevens, Delta [Storm],
a police officer in River Valley, California near Los Angeles by Linda
Kay Silva
Smith, Grace: a private investigator
in Seatoun, England by Liz Evans
Smith, Jill: homicide detective
in Berkeley, California by Susan
Dunlap
Smith, Dr.
John: by Hugh
Pentecost
Smith, Mackenzie:
law professor in Washington, D.C. by Margaret
Truman
Smith, Marguerite: a retired
science teacher in Cape Cod, Massachusetts by Marie
Lee
Molly Smith: rookie constable, and Sergeant John Winters, in the mountain
town Trafalgar, British Columbia, Canada, by Vicki Delany
Smith, (Nicole) Nickel:
avowed lesbian and small-town newspaper editor in Runnymeade by Rita
Mae Brown
Smith, Sloan: assistant
to Bedford Green, an art gallery owner in Greenwich Village, New York,
in 1925
by Michael Kilian
Smith, Truman:
private eye in Galveston, Texas by Bill
Crider
Smith, Zachariah: private
investigator in Oregon by L.
L. Thrasher
Smithsonian, Lacey: the "Crime
of Fashion" columnist in Washington D. C. by Ellen
Byerrum
Smythe, Tuck: aspiring actor,
the Elizabethan era's answer to Holmes' Dr. Watson, in London, England
by Simon Hawke
Snow, John: a young,
retired superintendent of Scotland Yard by Raymond
Sawkins
Snow, Morgan: a sex therapist
in the Butterfield Institute in New York City by M.
J. Rose
Socarides, Aristotle Plato:
ex-cop part-time fisherman P.I. in Cape Cod, Massachusetts by Paul Kemprecos
The Social Club Mysteries in
Borderville, Virginia by Graham
Landrum
Sokol, Pauline:
ex-nurse, now an investigator of medical fraud by Lori
Avocato
Solano, Lupe:
private investigator in Miami, Florida by Carolina
Garcia Aguilera
Solomon, Bretta: the
45 year old owner of the Flower Shop in River City, Missouri, in The
Gardening Mysteries by Janis
Harrison
Solomon, Sasha:
a public relations director in New Mexico by Pari
Noskin Taichert
Squabbling lawyers Steve Solomon,
a Coconut Beach bum and Victoria Lord, a Miami blue blood, in Florida
by Paul Levine
Sorby, Helen: a social
worker in 1905 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania by Karen
Rose Cercone
Source, Devlin: a police
detective sergeant in Baltimore, Maryland by James
Grady
Southwell, Robert:
a detective chief inspector in York, England by Barbara
Whitehead
Southwood, Anna: a private
enquiry agent in Sidney, Australia by Jean
Bedford
Space, Sam: a private
investigator on Mars by William
F. Nolan
Ben Spanner
and H.J. Mavity, ex-spouses in Connecticut, by Ron Goulart
Sparrow, Charlie: a tough, smart-aleck
spy who is irresistible to women in the USA by Tom
Ardies
Spearman, Henry: an
economics professor at Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts by Marshall
Jevons
Speed, Diana:
a publishing company chief financial office in New York, New York by Tony
Gibbs
Speeter, Axel: one of a
group of small town gamblers in Minnesota by Peter
Hautman
Philip Spence: artist, and Margo Franklin, a waitress, in Chicago, Illinois, by Jerry B. Jenkins
Spenser: ex-boxer, ex-state
cop turned private eye in Boston, Massachusetts by Robert
B. Parker
Spencer, Joan:
symphony orchestra manager in Oliver, Indiana by Sara
Hoskinson Frommer
Spotted Moon, Charles:
an attorney & Ojibway tribal shaman in San Francisco, California
by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Spraggue,
Michael III: wealthy actor and ex-PI in Boston, Massachusetts by Linda
Barnes
Spring, Penny: a 60-something
anthropologist in Cambridge, England by Margot
Arnold
Cole Springer: former Secret Service agent and saloonkeeper, in Aspen,
Colorado, by W.L. Ripley
Springer, Dan: a writer for a magazine
in Las Vegas, Nevada by L.C. Hayden
Jeremiah Spur: retired white Texas Ranger, and Clyde Thomas, the first black deputy sheriff, in Brenham, Texas, by James Hime
Squires, Lee: an English
professor and poet in Montana by Christine
Andreae
Inspector Starrett: of the Garda Serious Crime Unit, in County Donegal, Ireland, by Paul Charles
St. Cyr,
Jean-Louis: French police inspector in 1940s Paris, France by J.
Robert Janes
Sebastian St. Cyr: Viscount Devlin, an investigator in Regency England,
by C.S. Harris
Valentin St. Cyr: Creole private detective in the early 20th century,
in the Storyville district of New Orleans, Louisiana, by David Fulmer
Philip St. George:
Satan Sleuth, by Michael Avalone
St. George, Sweeney:
an art history professor specializing in representations of death, in
Byzantium, Vermont by Sarah
Stewart Taylor
St. Ives, Philip:
a professional go-between by Oliver
Bleeck
St. James, Quin: part
of a wife & husband P.I. team by T.
J. MacGregor
St. John, Jeremiah: private
investigator in San Francisco, California by William
Babula
St. Jones, Revelations:
a private investigator in the manner of Sam Spade and Phillip Marlowe,
in San Francisco, California by Barry
Shannon
St. Mars, Gideon: a viscount
who becomes the highwayman Blue Satan, and his friend Mrs. Kean, in early
18th century England, by Patricia
Wynn
Stackhouse, Sookie:
a cocktail waitress and her vampire boyfriend, Bill, in small town Louisiana
by Charlaine Harris
Stanhope, Rachel a birder
(birdwatcher) in the Rocky Mountain National Park, in Colorado by Christine
Goff
Inez Stannert: saloon owner, around 1880 in Leadville, Colorado, in the Silver Rush mysteries by Ann Parker
Starbranch, Harry: a burned-out
Denver cop turned small-town police chief in Victory, Wyoming by Gregory
Bean
David Stark: American attorney, and Liu Hulan, a Chinese police inspector, combining talents to solve mysteries in China, by Lisa See
Stark, Joanna: Art
Security Expert in San Francisco, California by Marcia
Muller
Stark, Malvin: a nerdy,
unsuccessful real estate agent, an alias for Gil Yates, private investigator
in Los Angeles, California by Alistair
Boyle
Stark, Michael, oversexed,
handsome heir-apparent to a herpes ointment fortune in New York by David
Stukas
Morgan Stark: black mercenary soldier, and Felicity O’Brian, an Irish jewel thief, by Austin S. Camacho
Starkey, Dan: journalist
in Belfast, Northern Ireland by Colin
Bateman
Maggie Starr: America’s most famous ex-striptease artist, running her late husband’s newspaper syndicate, and her stepson Jack, her VP and chief troubleshooter, in 1948 Manhattan, New York City, by Max Allan Collins
Stefano, Nick:
a 50s bartender and private eye in Washington D.C. by George
P. Pelecanos
Elliot Steil: son of an American sugar magnate, later a professor of English at a Cuban college and then working in an import-export business, in Havana, Cuba, by José Latour
Stein, Gertrude:
expatriate writer in Paris in the 20s by Walter
Satterthwait
Stella the Stargazer,
an astrologer and lovelorn columnist in Denver, Colorado by Christine
T. Jorgensen
Sterling, Paisley: an author
of children's books in Rowan Springs, Kentucky by E.
Joan Sims
Stevens, Grace, a cop
in Seattle, Washington by Lowen
Clausen
Ted Stevens: hard-luck attorney, and his law partner Paul Morganstein,
in Tallahassee, Florida, by Terry Lewis
Stewart, Blaine: an
ex-cop turned private investigator in New York, New York by Sharon
Zukowski
Stewart, Kellen: a therapist
and a lesbian in Great Britain by Manda
Scott
Stewart, Maggie:
an interior decorator in South Carolina: Shirley
Robertson
Neville Stewart: detective
inspector, Mark Lombardi, police
officer, and Callie Anson, a newly ordained Anglican
cleric, in London, England, by Kate Charles
Stewart, Teal: a Certified
Public Accountant in Boston, Massachusetts by J.
Dayne Lamb
Stride, Inspector
Eric: of the Newfoundland Constabulary in 1940s St. John's,
Newfoundland, Canada by Thomas
Rendell Curran
Jonathan Stride: detective lieutenant in Duluth, Minnesota, by Brian Freeman
Stock, Matthew: 17th
century town constable and clothier in Chelmsford, England by Leonard
Tourney
Raine Stockton: who runs a dog boarding and training facility and consults for the the Forest Service after being downsized in a budget cut, and her golden retriever Cisco, in the Smoky Mountains of Hanover County, North Carolina, by Donna Ball
Stone,
Jesse: Homicide Detective in Paradise, Massachusetts by Robert
B. Parker
Stone, Lucy: sleuthing
wife and mother of four in Tinker's Cove, Maine by Leslie
Meier
Stone, Michael: forensic
psychologist in Vermont by Anna
Salter
Stone, Nick: an S.A.S. agent
by Andy McNab
Oliver Stone,
Milton Farb, Caleb Shaw, and Reuben Rhodes: The Camel Club, a group
of four dysfunctional men who investigate political conspiracies, and
honorary member Alex Ford, a Secret Service agent, in Washington, DC,
by David Baldacci
Stone, Sergeant: a village
detective in Allshire, England by Sarah
J. Mason
Stoner, Harry: private
investigator in Cincinnati, Ohio by Jonathan
Valin
Strachey, Donald:
a gay private investigator, in Albany, New York by Richard
Stevenson
Strange, Brenda: a
private investigator of the weird in Tampa, Florida by Patty
Henderson
Strange, Derek:
black and successful is an ex-cop turned private investigator in Washington
D. C. by George P. Pelecanos
Strange, Sylvia: a forensic
psychologist in Santa Fe, New Mexico by Sarah
Lovett
Strangeways, Nigel: an
Oxford graduate in England by Nicholas
Blake
Streeter: a bounty
hunter and private eye in Denver, Colorado by Michael
Stone
Jonce Striker: founder of Investigative Services, Inc., and Natasha Chamberlain, a young investigator, in Knoxville, Tennessee, by Christy Tillery French
String: an alien
Ilaki, partners with a homicide cop, in the U.S.A. by Lynn
S. Hightower
Jim Stringer: railroad worker and amateur sleuth in the early 1900s, in England, by Andrew Martin
Storme, Wyatt: ex-NFL star,
private investigator and Vietnam vet in N. Branson, Missouri by W.
L. Ripley
Strong, Lydia: a true
crime author in Santa Fe, New Mexico by Lisa
Miscione
Stuart, Jane: a widowed
literary agent in Shady Hills, New Jersey by Evan
Marshall
Stuart, Lizabeth “Lizzie”: a
38 year old African-American professor of crime historian in Virginia
by Frankie Y. Bailey
Stubbs, Rosemary: a chaplain
at Sanderson College in the Connecticut River Valley in Massachusetts
by Clare Munnings
Jakob Studer: police sergeant (Wachtmeister) in 1930s Bern, Switzerland,
by Friedrich Glauser
Styles, Peter:
an investigate reporter by Judson
Philips
Sueno, George: a military
police officer in South Korea by Martin
Limon
Sughrue, C. W.:
ex-Army spy turned private eye in Montana James
Crumley
Sullivan, Carolyn:
a part-time law student and overworked probation officer in Ventura County,
California by Nancy
Taylor Rosenberg
Giles Sullivan:
retired attorney, and Isabel Macintosh, a faculty dean,
in Vermont, in the Crossword Puzzle mysteries by Herbert Resnicow
Sullivan, Liz: freelance
writer and organic gardener in Palo Alto, California by Lora
Roberts
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,
by Evelyn David
Sullivan, Rob: British Customs
officer in Brussels, Belgium by Paul
Adam
Summer, Maggie: owner of the antique
print business named Shadows in Maine by Lea
Wait
Sumuru: a master plotter working
towards world dominance, by Sax
Rohmer
Erlendur Sveinsson: detective inspector, and his colleagues Sigurdur Oli and Elinborg, in Reykjavik, Iceland, by Arnaldur Indridason
Svenson, Mike: a police
officer in Grantham, Oklahoma by Eve
K. Sandstrom
Swagger, Bob “the Nailer” master
sniper in the United States by Stephen
Hunter
Swann, Cassie: professional
bridge player, Bellington, England by Susan
Moody
Sweeney, Nell: a governess in
post-Civil-War Boston, Massachusetts by P.
B. Ryan
Sweetwater,
Caleb: a policeman in New York by Anna
Katherine Green
Swensen, Hannah: the manager
of The Cookie Jar in Lake Eden, Minnesota by Joanne
Fluke
Swift, Jamie:
an editor of a newspaper in Beaumont, South Carolina by Janet
Evanovich with Charlotte
Hughes
Swift, Sabina: a detective
agency owner in Washington D. C. by Dorothy
Sucher
Swinbrooke, Kathryn:
15th century physician, apothecary, death investigator in Canterbury, England
by C. L. Grace
Swithin, Oliver: a children's
book author in Great Britain by Alan
Beechey
Swyteck, Jack: a criminal
defense lawyer in Miami, Florida by James
Grippando
Szabo, Annie: a writer,
mother and widow by Meredith
Blevins
Szabo, Zoe: former Rolling
Stone reporter tuned small town reporter in New England by Lisa
Kleinholz |
