Superintendant
Vachell:
former Canadian mountie, in British colonial Africa, by Elspeth Huxley
Karen Vail: profiler for the FBI, by Alan Jacobson
Vail,
Martin: defense attorney in Chicago, Illinois by William
Diehl
Valentine, Amanda: a lesbian
detective inspector in Wellington, New Zealand by Rose
Beecham
Valentine, Claudia: private
investigator, in Sydney, Australia by Marele
Day
Valentine, Dan: a gay half-owner
of a gay bar in Boston, Massachusetts by Nathan
Aldyne
George Valentine, detective
sergeant, and Peter Shaw, detective
inspector, in Norfolk, England,
by Jim Kelly
Jack Valentine: middle-aged British intelligence agent in the 1970s,
in Ireland and elsewhere, by John Creed (Eoin McNamee)
Lucy Valentine:
the black sheep of a psychic matchmaking family, now running the family
business, Valentine, Inc., in Boston, Massachusetts, by Heather Webber
Valentine, Tony: an ex-cop
investigator specializing in catching casino cheats in Las Vegas, Nevada
by James Swain
Johnny Vallon: by
Peter Cheyney
Vance, Philo: private investigator
in New York, New York by S.
S. Van Dine
Vance, Tyler: ex-operative,
free-lance writer and gun expert in North Carolina by Clay
Harvey
Van Alystyne, Russ:
Chief of Police in Millers Kill, New York by Julia
Spencer-Fleming
Van de Kamp, Binky: a
gay private investigator's sidekick in San Francisco, California by Orland
Outland
Persia Rose Vanderbilt: working in the Venus Envy bath and beauty shop
in Gull Harbor, Washington, in the Bath and Body mysteries by India
Ink
Van Der Valk,
Arlette: housewife in Amsterdam, Netherlands by Nicolas
Freeling
Van
Der Valk, Piet: police inspector Amsterdam, Netherlands by Nicolas
Freeling
Makedde Vanderwall: part-time Canadian model and forensic psychology
student, in Sydney, Australia (and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada),
by Tara Moss
Kristin Van Dijk: “Baby Shark”, seeking revenge for the
murder of her pool hustler father, in west Texas, by Robert Fate
Van Dusen, Augustus: "The
Thinking Machine," a professor in Boston, Massachusetts by Jacques
Futrelle
Richard Vaness: American pilot, by Mansell Black (Adam Hall)
Van Larsen, Max: a police
detective in New York by George
Baxt
Varallo,
Vic: a small-town cop who moves to Glendale, California by Lesley
Egan
Vargas, Melanie: a
federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan, New York
by Michele Martinez
Vaughan, Barry: a history
lecturer and spoofy crime writer in Woodfield, England by Jennifer
Jordan
Vaughan, Dee: office
temp wife in Woodfield, England by Jennifer
Jordan
Vaughan, Robin: an equestrienne
in Texas by Carolyn Banks
Ventana, Veronica “Ronnie”:
Mexican-Anglo private investigator San Francisco, California
by Gloria
White
Michael Venturi: deputy U.S. marshall involved in running the Federal
Witness Protection Program, by Edna Buchanan
Verdean, Gillian:
a boat owner in Long Island, New York by Tony
Gibbs
Vernet, Mme.
Victoire: the French wife of a Napoleonic gerdarme by Quinn
Fawcett
Verrel, Richard:
known as Blackshirt, a romantic thief and best-selling author in England
by David Graeme
Vicente, Rosie: a carpenter
in Berkeley, California by Shelley
Singer
Vickery,
Fred: retired building and grounds supervisor in Cutler, Colorado by Sherry
Lewis
Victor, Emma: a private investigator
in San Francisco, California by Mary
Wings
Vierling, Francesca: a
6-ft. newspaper columnist in St. Louis, Missouri by Elaine
Viets
Johanne Vik: Oslo University psychology professor and former FBI
profiler, and Adam Stubø, a detective inspector, in Oslo, Norway,
by Anne Holt
Hannah Vogel: crime reporter in 1930s Berlin, Germany, by Rebecca
Cantrell
Alekei “Volk” Volkovoy: wounded Chechnya veteran, now
a gangster and covert military operative, in Russia, by Brent Ghelfi
Voort, Conrad: NYPD's richest
detective in New York, New York by Ethan
Black
Jack Vu: Vietnamese-American investigator for the Air Force Office
of Special Investigations, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and elsewhere,
by Doc Macomber |