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| Jake Arnott |
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Harry Starks: charismatic
homosexual gangster in 1960s London, England |
| Michael Bowen |
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Thomas Curry:
ex-lawyer, and Sandrine Cadette Curry, a Girl Friday, in a law firm
in 1960s New York City |
| Charlotte Carter |
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Cassandra Lisle:
college student in late-1960s Chicago, Illinois, in the Cook County
mysteries |
| Carola Dunn |
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Eleanor Trewynn:
a plucky widow running a charity shop in the fictional village of
Port Mabyn, in 1960s Cornwall, England, in the Cornish Mysteries |
| Jeremy Duns |
| • |
Paul Dark: a seasoned
MI-6 agent with a past, in a trilogy set in late 1960s Europe and
Africa |
| Tom Gabbay |
| • |
Jack Teller: in World
War II and later as a CIA agent |
| John Lawton |
| • |
Frederick Troy: police
sergeant and later Chief Inspector, from the late 1940s to the 1960s,
in London, England |
| Adrian Magson |
| • |
Lucas Rocco:
police inspector in the 1960s, formerly in Paris, now in Poissons-les-Marais,
in rural northern France |
| David Markson |
| • |
Harry Fannin: private
detective, in 1960s New York City |
| Rosemary Martin (Rosemary Stevens) |
| • |
Bebe Bennett:
executive secretary in a modeling agency in 1960s New York City,
in the Murder a-Go-Go Series |
| Colleen McCullough |
| • |
Carmine Delmonico:
police lieutenant in a fictional mid-1960s college town, Holloman,
Connecticut |
| Josef Škvorecký |
| • |
Josef Boruvka:
sensitive police lieutenant coping with bureaucracy and Soviet invasion
in 1960s Prague, Czechoslovakia |
| Simon Tolkien |
| • |
William Trave: detective
inspector, and Adam Clayton, a detective constable, in late 1950s-1960s
Oxford, England |
| John Trenhaile |
| • |
Stepan Povin: Russian
KGB general in the Cold War |
| Sally S. Wright |
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Ben Reese: 1960s
university archivist, in Ohio |
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