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CIA, FBI, Secret Service
and other government agencies
(see also Spies) |
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| Edwards S. Aarons |
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Sam Durell: Cajun
CIA operative |
| Jeff Abbott |
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Sam Capra: a
brilliant CIA agent who is set up and loses everything |
| Philip Atlee |
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Joe (Joseph Liam) Gall:
free-lance soldier of fortune and contract killer for the CIA around
the world |
| Joe Badal |
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Bob Danforth: CIA
special ops officer dealing with terrorists starting at the 2004
Olympic Games in Greece |
| David Baldacci |
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The Camel Club:
a group of four dysfunctional men who investigate political conspiracies
(Oliver Stone, Milton Farb, Caleb Shaw, Reuben Rhodes, and honorary
member Alex Ford, a Secret Service agent), in Washington, DC |
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Michelle Maxwell and
Sean King:
Secret Service agents, in Washington,
DC, and Virginia |
| Bill S. Ballinger |
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Joaquin Hawks:
CIA operative of Hispanic and Native American descent, in Southeast
Asia |
| Alex Barclay |
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Ren Bryce: FBI agent based in Denver, Colorado |
| Rose Beecham |
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Jude Devine: lesbian ex-FBI agent, now a Montezuma County Sheriff’s
detective in Utah |
| Jack Bickham |
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Brad Smith: championship tennis player and part-time CIA agent,
in the United States |
| John Billheimer |
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Owen Allison:
US Department of Transportation investigator in West
Virginia |
| Suzanne Blanc |
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Miguel Menendez:
Indio investigator for the Bureau of Tourism, in San Luis Potosi,
Mexico |
| Ingrid Black |
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Saxon: former US FBI agent turned true-crime writer, and Grace
Fitzgerald, Detective Chief Superintendent with the murder squad,
in Dublin, Ireland |
| Jay Bonansinga |
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Ulysses Grove: FBI
profiler and author of a textbook on the psychopathic mind, based
in northern Virginia |
| Larry Bond |
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Helen Gray: FBI agent,
and Peter Thorn, an army colonel and counter-terrorism expert |
| James O. Born |
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Alex Duarte: ATF agent and Bosnia veteran |
| Mark Bouton |
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Max Austin: ex-FBI agent, now private investigator also interested
in astronomy and things cosmic, in Kansas |
| Noah Boyd (Paul Lindsay) |
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Steve Vail: renegade
FBI agent who leaves the bureau to work as a bricklayer in Chicago,
and FBI deputy assistant director Kate Bannon who enlists his help |
| Alex Brett |
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Morgan O’Brien:
Canadian government investigator specializing in science fraud, based
in Ottawa, Ontario |
| Andrew Britton |
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Ryan Kealey: ex-CIA agent and former Special Forces soldier,
dealing with terrorists in the US |
| Rex Burns |
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Devlin Kirk: ex-secret
service agent and owner of high-tech security company, in Denver,
Colorado |
| C.F. Button |
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Tom Kreuger: biologist
working for the Bureau of Land Management in a small town in a western
state of the US |
| Haggai Carmon |
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Dan Gordon, an Israeli Mossad veteran, now an investigating attorney acting worldwide for the CIA and U.S. Department of Justice |
| Christopher Chambers |
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Angela Bivens:
FBI Special Agent in Washington, DC |
| James Hadley Chase |
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Mark Girland:
high-living (when he can) ex-CIA operative |
| Tom Clancy |
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Jack Ryan: CIA
analyst in Washington DC |
| John Clarkson |
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Jack Devlin:
ex-Secret Service turned security firm investigator, in the USA |
| Michael Connelly |
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Terry McCaleb:
former FBI man recuperating from a heart transplant,
in Los Angeles, California |
| Bruce Cook |
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Sam Haine: agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, in the US Department of Homeland Security |
| Peter Corris |
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Ray Crawley: Federal
Security Agency director in Sydney, Australia |
| Catherine Coulter |
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Nicholas Drummond: American-born chief inspector at Scotland Yard, London, England, in the Brit in the FBI series written with J.T. Ellison |
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FBI suspense thrillers |
| David Craig (Bill James) |
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Roy Rickman:
Home Office Administrator in London, England |
| David A. Crossman |
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Winston Crisp:
retired National Security code-breaker, on Penobscot
Island, Maine, in the Maine Island mysteries |
| Jim DeFelice |
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Andy Fisher: unorthodox
FBI Special Agent |
| Louisa Dixon |
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Laura Owen: Commissioner
of Public Safety in Mississippi |
| Matthew Dunn |
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Will Cochrane, the most prized asset of the CIA and MI-6, on missions around the world |
| J.T. Ellison |
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John Baldwin: FBI profiler, and Taylor Jackson, a homicide lieutenant, in Nashville, Tennessee |
| Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg |
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Kate O’Hare: FBI agent and former Navy Seal, and Nick Fox, an international thief and con man, in the Fox & O’Hare mysteries |
| Vince Flynn |
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Mitch Rapp: CIA agent whose specialty is tracking down the most
vicious terrorists |
| Tom Gabbay |
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Jack Teller: in World
War II and later as a CIA agent |
| Michelle Gagnon |
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Kelly Jones: FBI
agent in New England |
| Lisa Gardner |
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The ensemble cast of
Pierce Quincy, an ex-FBI profiler, Lorraine “Rainie” Conner,
a cop, and/or FBI rookie Kimberly Quincy |
| Dorothy Gilman |
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Mrs. Pollifax:
grandmother and CIA agent in New Jersey |
| Sibella Giorello |
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Raleigh Harmon:
FBI agent and forensic geologist who returns to her hometown of Richmond,
Virginia, in a Christian mystery series |
| The Gordons |
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John Ripley: FBI agent
in Chicago, Arizona, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC |
| Ed Gorman |
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Dev Mallory:
Secret Service Agent in the post-Civil War US |
| James Grady |
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Richard Malcolm: CIA analyst and grad student, in Washington,
DC |
| Ann Granger |
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Meredith Mitchell:
Foreign
Service officer, and Alan Markby, a detective inspector, in the
Cotswolds, England |
| Jane Haddam |
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Gregor Demarkian:
former FBI department head, in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania |
| David Hagberg |
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Kirk McGarvey: CIA agent and assassin, later Director |
| William H. Hallahan |
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Charlie Brewer:
CIA agent involved in international intrigue |
| Doug Hornig |
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Steven Kirk: burned-out
CIA agent, in Charlottesville, Virginia |
| Richard Hoyt |
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James Burlane: ex-CIA
operative turned private investigator in the USA |
| Tom Hron |
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Eli Bonnet: US Marshal
during the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush, in Alaska |
| Steven James |
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Patrick Bowers: FBI
agent specializing in environmental criminology in the US |
| J. Robert Janes |
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Herman Kohler:
Gestapo agent based in 1940s Paris, France,
and Jean-Louis St. Cyr, an officer in the French Sûreté Nationale |
| Iris Johansen |
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Catherine Ling: shadowy CIA operative raised on the streets of Hong Kong |
| Andrea Kane |
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Sloane Burbank: 30-year-old
former FBI crisis negotiator, now an independent consultant, and
her former lover FBI agent Derek Parker, in New York City |
| Raymond Khoury |
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Sean Reilly: FBI anti-terrorist specialist, and Tess Chaykin, an archaeologist, dealing with historical secrets and threats |
| Jon Land |
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Danielle Barnea: Shin
Bet (Israel’s FBI) agent in Israel, and Ben Kamal, a member
of the new Palestinian police force on the West Bank |
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Jared Kimberlain: rogue
agent |
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Blaine McCracken:
exiled agent who knows 14 ways to kill a man
in under two seconds |
| Owen Laukkanen |
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Kirk Stevens: veteran Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agent, and Carla Windermere, a young FBI special agent, based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota |
| M.A. Lawson |
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Kay Hamilton: DEA agent in San Diego, California |
| Paul Lindsay |
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FBI
novels |
| Eric Van Lustbader |
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Jack McClure:
ATF agent and Special Advisor and closest friend to the President
of the United States |
| Gavin Lyall |
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Harry Maxim: Special Services major, assigned to 10 Downing Street
in London, England |
| D.P. Lyle |
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Dub Walker: former crime
scene investigator and consultant to the FBI’s Behavioral Assessment
Unit, in Huntsville, Alabama |
| Michael Marshall |
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Ward Hopkins:
former CIA agent, and Nina Baynam, a former FBI agent,
who continually cross paths with a serial-killer cult |
| P.D. Martin |
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Sophie Anderson: transplanted
Australian who has premonitions working as an FBI profiler, based
in Quantico, Virginia |
| Charles McCarry |
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Paul Christopher:
American secret agent and poet, and his family, in an overlapping
series jumping backward and forward in time |
| Michael McClister |
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Elmo Finn: Vietnam
Vet retired from the CIA, on Longboat Key in Sarasota, Florida |
| Paul McElroy |
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James “Mack” McCray:
federal undercover cop in Stuart, Florida, in the Treasure Coast
mystery series |
| Clinton McKinzie |
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Antonio “Ant” Burns:
agent of the Division of Criminal Investigation and amateur rock
climber in Wyoming |
| Cody McFadyen |
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Smoky Barrett:
FBI agent who was badly scarred by a serial killer,
in Los Angeles, California |
| Claire McNab |
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Denise Cleever: agent
for the Australian Security Intelligence Organization |
| Tom Mitcheltree |
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Grant Reynolds:
former Boston homicide detective, now a field investigator for the
U.S. Legal Attaché office, in Paris, France |
| Kirk Mitchell |
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Dee Laguerre: Bureau
of Land Management ranger in Nevada |
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Anna Turnipseed:
part-Modoc, part-Japanese FBI special agent, and Emmett Quanah
Parker, a part-Comanche, part-white Bureau of Indian Affairs agent,
in New Mexico and elsewhere |
| Manuel Vázquez Montalbán |
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Pepe Carvalho:
ex-CIA agent, former communist, and gourmet private investigator,
in Barcelona, Spain |
| Deborah Morgan |
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Jeff Talbot: former
FBI agent turned antique picker, in Seattle, Washington |
| Jonathan Nasaw |
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E.L. Pender: retirement-aged FBI Special Agent, in Oregon, California,
and the Virgin Islands |
| Kris Neri |
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Annabelle Haggerty: FBI
agent and true psychic, and Samantha Brennan, fake psychic, in Los
Angeles, California |
| Lillian O’Donnell |
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Mici Anhalt:
Crime Victims’ Compensation Board in New York City |
| Owen Parry |
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Abel Jones: federal
agent during the American Civil War |
| Jeff Pate |
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Clark Hager: FBI-trained
profiler working in North Carolina |
| James Patterson |
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Alex Cross: psychiatrist and homicide cop who later joins the FBI,
in Washington DC |
| Gerald Petievich |
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Charles Carr and Jack Kelly: seasoned, tough Secret Service agents after counterfeiters, starting in Los Angeles, California, and Washington, DC |
| Michael Prescott |
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Tess McCallum: FBI
special agent, and Abby Sinclair, a freelance security consultant
who hunts stalkers, in Los Angeles,
California |
| W.L. Ripley |
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Cole Springer:
former Secret Service agent and saloonkeeper, in
Aspen, Colorado |
| Andrew Rosenheim |
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Jimmy Nessheim: young FBI agent beginning in late 1930s Chicago, Illinois |
| Trevor Scott |
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Jake Adams:
former Air Force intelligence and CIA officer, taking
care of business in Europe and elsewhere |
| April Smith |
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Ana Grey: FBI agent in California |
| Will Staeger |
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W. Cooper: semi-retired
CIA operative, and Julie Laramie, a CIA satellite intelligence analyst,
in the British Virgin Islands |
| Olen Steinhauer |
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Milo Weaver: field
agent with the CIA’s clandestine Department of Tourism |
| Jeffrey S. Stephens |
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Jordan Sandor: CIA agent after bad guys around the world |
| David St. John (E. Howard Hunt) |
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Peter Ward:
CIA agent undercover as a lawyer, based in Washington, DC |
| David Stone (Carsten Stroud) |
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Micah Dalton: “cleaner” for
the CIA, roaming the world to fix up Company messes |
| T.A. Stone |
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Jonathan Kraag: former
FBI profiler now a PI, Director of Security, ADMS in Ravensburg,
Illinois |
| Ian Stuart |
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Graham Lorimer:
investigator for the Home Office concerning infringements on British
interests overseas |
| Brad Taylor |
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Pike Logan: head of the Taskforce, a US top-secret elite counter-terrorism unit charged with finding and destroying asymmetric threats |
| Mark Terry |
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Derek Stillwater: bioterrorism
expert with the US Department of Homeland Security |
| Brad Thor |
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Scot Harvath: ex-Navy Seal, Secret Service agent, and counter-terrorism
operative working all over the world |
| Aimee and David Thurlo |
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Ella Clah: former
FBI agent now with Navajo police in Shiprock, New Mexico |
| Marcos M. Villatoro |
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Romilia Chacón: young bilingual cop in Nashville, Tennessee, later an FBI agent in Los Angeles, California |
| Gérard de Villiers |
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Malko Linge: SAS — Son Altesse Sérénissime (His Serene Highness) — an Austrian prince and international agent for the CIA |
| Tony Vogiantzis |
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Andrew Dunn: FBI agent, and his archenemy Lars Strikenberg, a bank
robber, in Europe |
| Robert W. Walker |
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Jessica
Coran: doctor and FBI medical examiner,
in Washington, DC |
| C.M. Wendelboe |
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Manny Tanno: former Oglala Lakota tribal cop, now an FBI Special Agent returning to the Pine Ridge Reservation, in South Dakota |
| Christopher West |
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Wang Anzhuang:
Public Security Bureau inspector, in Beijing, China |
| Susan Whitfield |
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Logan Hunter: State Bureau of Investigation agent, in North Carolina |
| Amanda Kyle Williams |
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Madison McGuire:
lesbian deep-cover secret agent for the US government, later with
the CIA, In the US and overseas, starting in 1978 |
| David Wiltse |
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John Becker: ex-FBI
agent in New York City |
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Billy Tree: ex-Secret
Service agent, now a deputy sheriff in a small town in Nebraska |
| Anne Wingate |
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Mark Shigata: Japanese-American
ex-FBI agent turned police chief, in Bayport, Texas |
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