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| Lori G. Armstrong |
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Mercy Gunderson: a
former Army sniper who is one-quarter Minneconjou Sioux, returning
home to South Dakota |
| Wayne Arthurson |
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Leo Desroches:
Aboriginal Issues reporter with gambling and drinking problems, born
to a Cree mother, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada |
| Sallie Bissell |
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Mary Crow: half-Cherokee
assistant district attorney, in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Bill S. Ballinger |
| • |
Joaquin Hawks: CIA operative in Southeast Asia of Hispanic and
Native American descent |
| Suzanne Blanc |
| • |
Miguel Menendez:
Indio investigator for the Bureau of Tourism,
in San Luis Potosi, Mexico |
| Johnny D. Boggs |
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Daniel Killstraight:
young Comanche sent off to the Carlisle School for seven years
before returning to the Comanche Nation to serve as a policeman |
| Peter Bowen |
| • |
Gabriel Du Pré:
Métis (Cree and French, maybe a little English) cattle inspector
and sometimes sheriff, in Montana |
| Brenda Chapman |
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Kala Stonechild: First Nations police recruit, and detective Jacques Rouleau, in Ottawa, later Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
| Brenda Chapman |
| • |
Kala Stonechild: First Nations police recruit, and detective Jacques Rouleau, in Ottawa, later Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
| Pamela (Pam) Christie |
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Fernando (Nando) Aguilar: half-Indian spy working for Governor Juan Batista de Anza, in 1780s Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Margaret Coel |
| • |
Vicky Holden:
Arapaho attorney, on the
Wind River Reservation, Wyoming |
| James Doss |
| • |
Charlie Moon: Ute police
officer in Grant Creek, Colorado |
| Lee Driver (S.D. Tooley) |
| • |
Sara Morningsky: Native American girl with divine shape-shifting
powers |
| John Enright |
| • |
Apelu Soifua: detective sergeant, formerly with the San Francisco Police Department, now back home in Pago Pago, American Samoa, in the Jungle Beat mysteries |
| Stanley Evans |
| • |
Silas Seaweed:
a Coast Salish Aboriginal beat cop on the streets of Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada |
| John Farrow (Trevor Ferguson) |
| • |
Emile Cinq-Mars:
detective sergeant of French and Indian extraction, in Montreal,
Quebec, Canada |
| Brian Garfield |
| • |
Sam Watchman:
Navajo state trooper in Arizona |
| Christine Gentry |
| • |
Ansel Phoenix:
half-Blackfoot and half-Anglo, who draws dinosaurs for magazines,
books, and museum displays, in Big Toe, Montana |
| Kat Goldring |
| • |
Willi Gallagher:
part-time English teacher, looking into her American
Indian background, and Quannah Lassiter, a Lakota-speaking special
investigator for the Texas Rangers, in Nickleberry, Texas |
| Jean Hager |
| • |
Molly Bearpaw: major
crimes investigator and advocate for the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma |
| J.M. Hayes |
| • |
Mad Dog: part Cheyenne half-brother to English, known as Englishman, a divorced, single-father sheriff of Benteen County, in Buffalo Springs, Kansas |
| Sara Sue Hoklotubbe |
| • |
Sadie Walela:
daughter of a Cherokee father and white mother, and a banker in
the Cherokee Nation of northeastern Oklahoma |
| Stan Jones |
| • |
Nathan Active: Inupiak
Alaska State Trooper assigned to his village of birth after being
raised by a white couple in Anchorage, Alaska |
| Graeme Kent |
| • |
Ben Kella: police sergeant and hereditary spiritual peacekeeper of the Lau people, and Sister Conchita, a 20-something American nun, in the 1960s Solomon Islands |
| Henry Kisor |
| • |
Steve “Two
Crows” Martinez:
Lakota Indian by birth,
eastern white by upbringing, and deputy sheriff in Porcupine City,
in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan |
| William Kent Krueger |
| • |
Cork O’Connor:
a three-quarters Irish and one-quarter Ojibwe
ex-sheriff in Aurora, Minnesota |
| Christopher Lane |
| • |
Ray Attla: Inupiat
police officer who returns to his native home after growing up
in Anchorage, Alaska |
| M.J. McGrath |
| • |
Edie Kiglatuk: former
polar bear hunter and the best guide in her isolated Inuit community
in the Canadian Arctic |
| Mardi Oakley Medawar |
| • |
Tay-bodal:
19th century Kiowa healer in Oklahoma |
| Marilyn Meredith |
| • |
Tempe Crabtree:
woman deputy torn between her Native American (Yanduchi) traditions
and her loyalty to Hutch, her minister husband, in Bear Creek,
California |
| Kirk Mitchell |
| • |
Emmett Quanah Parker:
part-Comanche, part-white Bureau of Indian
Affairs agent, and Anna Turnipseed, a part-Modoc, part-Japanese
FBI special agent, in New Mexico and elsewhere |
| Jake Page |
| • |
Connie Barnes: Anglo-Hopi
girlfriend to a private investigator in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Thomas Perry |
| • |
Jane Whitefield:
Native American guide in Deganawida, New York |
| Kieran Shields |
| • |
Archie Lean, newly appointed deputy marshal, and Perceval Grey, a part-Indian Pinkerton agent, in 1890s Portland, Maine |
| Susan Slater |
| • |
Benson (Ben) Pecos:
reservation medical investigator from Tewa Pueblo, and Tommy Spottedhorse,
a tribal police officer, in New Mexico |
| Dana Stabenow |
| • |
Kate Shugak: native
Alaskan ex-DA investigator in Alaska |
| Richard Martin Stern |
| • |
Johnny Ortiz: half-Apache, half-Chicano, police lieutenant,
around Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| Paul Thomas |
| • |
Tito Ihaka: Maori
detective sergeant, in Auckland, New Zealand |
| Aimee and David Thurlo |
| • |
Ella Clah: Navajo
FBI agent in Shiprock, New Mexico |
| Sandra Tooley |
| • |
Samantha (Sam) Casey:
Native American detective sergeant who
can hear the dead speak, in Chasen Heights, Illinois |
| J.F. Trainor |
| • |
Angela Biwaban: ex-embezzler
Anishinabe princess in Minnesota |
| C.M. Wendelboe |
| • |
Manny Tanno: former Oglala Lakota tribal cop, now an FBI Special Agent returning to the Pine Ridge Reservation, in South Dakota |
| Robert Westbrook |
| • |
Howard Moon Deer:
private investigator in San Geronimo, New Mexico |
| Sue Owens Wright |
| • |
Elsie "Beanie" MacBean:
freelance writer and a member of the Washoe Tribe and her basset
hound, Cruiser, in South Tahoe, Nevada |
| Chelsea Quinn Yarbro |
| • |
Charles Spotted
Moon: attorney and Ojibway tribal shaman in San Francisco,
California |
| Scott Young |
| • |
Matteesie Kitologitok, “the
great brain of Arctic crime,” an Inuit inspector in the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, based in the Northwest Territories of
Canada |
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