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| Jeff Abbott |
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Jordan Poteet: small-town librarian in Mirabeau, Texas |
| Lydia Adamson |
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Lucy Wayles: librarian in New York City |
| Elizabeth Lynn Casey (Laura Bradford) |
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Tori Sinclair:
a Yankee librarian moving to Sweet Briar, South Carolina, in the
Southern Sewing Circle mysteries |
| Shirley Damsgaard |
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Ophelia Jensen: reluctant witch who is a librarian, and her grandmother Abby, in a small town in Iowa |
| Jo Dereske |
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Helma Zukas: librarian in Washington state |
| Amanda Flower |
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India Hayes: artist,
and librarian at Martin College in Stripling, Ohio |
| Jeanne Glidewell |
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Lexie Starr: widowed 40-something library worker, aspiring B&B operator, and amateur sleuth, in Shawnee, Kansas |
| Patricia Harwin |
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Catherine Penny: 60-something divorced librarian, who leaves New York City to join her daughter in Far Wychwood, England |
| Marion Moore Hill |
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Juanita Wills:
librarian in fictional Wyndham, Oklahoma, in the
Scrappy Librarian series |
| Miranda James (Dean James) |
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Charlie Harris:
a widowed librarian, and Diesel, a Maine coon cat, in the college
town of Athena, Mississippi, in the Cat in the Stacks series |
| Sofie Kelly |
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Kathleen Paulson, a
librarian from Boston, and two stray cats with special powers, Owen
and Hercules, in fictional Mayville Heights, Minnesota, in the Magical
Cats mysteries |
| Nathan Larson |
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Dewey Decimal, protecting library resources in a ruined, dystopian New York City |
| Jess Lourey |
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Mira James: assistant librarian and part-time reporter, in Battle Lake, Minnesota, in the Murder-by-Month mysteries |
| T.J. MacGregor |
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Alex
Kincaid: a librarian, and Nora McKee, a college professor,
fighting shadowy government agents using time travel |
| Charlotte MacLeod |
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Helen Marsh
Shandy: librarian, and her husband Peter Shandy, a college
botany professor, in Balaclava County, Massachusetts |
| Jenn McKinlay |
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Lindsey Norris: director
of the Briar Creek Public Library, in Briar Creek, Connecticut, in the Library Lover’s
mysteries |
| D.R. Meredith |
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Megan Clark: reference librarian and a member of the murder mystery reading group, Murder by the Yard in Amarillo, Texas |
| Miriam Grace Monfredo |
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Glynis Tryon: independent thinker and librarian, in mid-1800s New York, in the Seneca Falls mysteries |
| Kate Morgan |
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Dewey James: 60-something small town librarian in Hamilton, Kentucky |
| R.T. Raichev |
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Antonia Darcy: librarian
at the Military and Naval Club, and grandmother, along with Major
Hugh Payne, in London, England |
| Ian Sansom |
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Israel Armstrong: Jewish
vegetarian from London, in charge of a mobile library in the village
of Tumdrum, Northern Ireland, in the Mobile Library mysteries |
| Sheila Simonson |
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Meg McLean: librarian,
and Rob Neill, a sheriff’s
investigator, in the Latouche County
mysteries |
| Fran Stewart |
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Biscuit McKee: librarian,
and her cat, Marmalade, in Martinsville, a small town in northern
Georgia |
| Judith Van Gieson |
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Claire Reynier: buyer of rare books for the University of New Mexico library in Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| Gayle Wigglesworth |
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Claire Gulliver: middle-aged librarian turned travel bookshop owner |
| Sally S. Wright |
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Ben Reese: 1960s university archivist, in Ohio |
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