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| Fiona Buckley |
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Ursula Blanchard:
Lady-in-Waiting to Queen Elizabeth I, in London, England |
| Rory Clements |
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John Shakespeare:
investigator and older brother of Will, in Elizabethan (1580s-1590s)
England |
| Judith Cook |
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Simon Forman: physician-astrologer
in Elizabethan London, England |
| M.E. Cooper |
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Avisa Baglatoni: lady
locksmith in 15th century Bologna, Italy |
| Dave Duncan |
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Alfeo Zeno: young noble
apprenticed to Nostradamus, the astrologer and alchemist, in a fantasy
version of 16th century Venice, Italy |
| Elizabeth Eyre (Susannah Stacey) |
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Sigismondo
da Roca: Italian agent of a Renaissance duke |
| Philip Gooden |
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Nick Revill: actor
in Shakespearean times in London, England |
| Cora Harrison |
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Mara: a female judge
and lawgiver appointed by King Turlough Donn O’Brien in the
early 16th century, on the west coast of Ireland, in the Burren mysteries |
| Simon Hawke |
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Will Shakespeare: young
writer, and Tuck Smythe, an aspiring actor, the Elizabethan era’s
answer to Holmes and Watson, in London, England |
| Peg Herring |
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Elizabeth Tudor, and her friend Simon Maldon, amateur sleuths during the reign of her father Henry VIII, in London, England, in the Simon & Elizabeth mysteries |
| C.C. Humphreys |
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Jean Rombaud:
French executioner brought to England in 1536 for the execution
of Anne Boleyn |
| Edward Marston |
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Nicholas Bracewell:
stage manager for an Elizabethan acting company in London, England |
| Shirley McKay |
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Hew Cullan: young lawyer, starting in 1579 St. Andrews, Scotland |
| Pat McIntosh |
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Gil Cunningham:
notary in 15th century Glasgow, Scotland |
| S.J. Parris |
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Giordano Bruno: monk,
philosopher, and astronomer on the run from the Roman Inquisition,
serving as an agent for Queen Elizabeth I, in late 16th century England |
| John Pilkington |
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Thomas Finbow: master
falconer in late 16th century London and Berkshire, England |
| Peter Tonkin |
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Tom Musgrave,
the Master of Defense, a sleuth in 1590s Elizabethan England |
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