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| Lynn Abercrombie (Walter Sorrells) |
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Mechelle Deakes: African-American police detective demoted to the cold case unit, in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Mary Kay Andrews (Kathy Hogan Trocheck) |
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Eloise “Weezie” Foley: recently divorced antique dealer, and BeBe Loudermilk, a triple-divorced restaurant owner, in Savannah, Georgia |
| Mignon F. Ballard |
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Miss Dimple
Kilpatrick: a longtime first-grade teacher during World War
II, in Elderberry, Georgia |
| Linda Berry |
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Trudy Roundtree: the only woman on the Ogeechee police force in Ogeechee,
Georgia |
| Ruth Birmingham (Walter Sorrells) |
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Sunny Child: private investigator with Peachtree Investigations in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Sallie Bissell |
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Mary Crow: half Cherokee assistant district attorney in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Stephanie Bond |
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Carlotta Wren:
former rich girl now working in Neiman Marcus after her parents skip
to avoid prosecution for white-collar crime, in Atlanta, Georgia,
in the Body Movers series |
| Thomas H. Cook |
| • |
Frank Clemons: homicide detective in Atlanta, Georgia (later a private eye in New York, New York) |
| Lila Dare (Laura DiSilverio) |
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Grace Ann Terhune:
recently divorced beautician working in her mother's salon in the
tourist town of St. Elizabeth, Georgia, in the Southern Beauty Shop
series |
| Phillip DePoy |
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Fever Devilin: folklorist and native of the Georgia Appalachians |
| • |
Flap Tucker: finder of lost things and a private investigator who uses
meditation instead of a gun in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Nicola Griffith |
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Aud Torvingen: half-American, half-Norwegian lesbian ex-Atlanta cop and self-defense teacher |
| Kay Hooper |
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Trey Fortier: homicide detective in Atlanta, Georgia |
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Hagen,
government agent in the USA |
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Lane Montana: finder of lost things, in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Takis and Judy Iakovou |
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Julia Lambros: cafe owner and part-time speech pathologist in Delphi, Georgia |
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Nick Lambros: Greek immigrant and cafe owner in Delphi, Georgia |
| Lelia Kelly |
| • |
Laura Chastain: assistant district attorney in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Virginia Lanier |
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Jo Beth Sidden: bloodhound trainer and tracker in Georgia |
| John Logue |
| • |
John Morris: Associated
Press sportswriter focusing on golf and football, and his love interest
Julia Sullivan, based in 1970s Atlanta, Georgia |
| Brent Monahan |
| • |
John Le Brun: retired
sheriff in 1890s in Brunswick, Georgia |
| Karin Slaughter |
| • |
Dr. Sara Linton: pediatrician and coroner in Grant County, Georgia |
| Mary Stanton (Claudia Bishop) |
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Brianna Winston-Beaufort:
a lawyer who inherits a haunted law firm, in Savannah, Georgia, in
the Beaufort & Co. series |
| Fran Stewart |
| • |
Biscuit McKee: librarian,
and her cat, Marmalade, in Martinsville, a small town in northern
Georgia |
| Maureen Tan |
| • |
Jane Nichols: secret agent turned mystery writer in Savannah, Georgia |
| Kathy Hogan Trocheck |
| • |
Callahan Garrity: cleaning business owner in Atlanta, Georgia |
| Robert W. Walker |
| • |
Marcus Rydell:
retired police detective working as a private investigator, and Dr.
Katrina “Kat” Holley, in Atlanta, Georgia |
| H.O. Ward |
| • |
Aramus P. Limpkin: professor
of history at a college in Georgia, and Dr. Galimatias, a semi-retired
physician based in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Livia J. Washburn |
| • |
Delilah
Dickenson: owner of a travel agency in Atlanta, Georgia, in
the Literary Tour mysteries |
| Sherryl Woods |
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Amanda Roberts: investigative reporter in Atlanta,
Georgia |
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