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| Robert E. Bailey |
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Art Hardin: a
retired colonel, now a low-keyed private investigator in Grand Rapids,
Michigan |
| Deb Baker |
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Gertie Johnson: 60-something
sleuth in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, in the Yooper mysteries |
| Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli |
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Emily Kincaid,
a recently divorced reporter and failed mystery writer, and Dolly
Wakowski, a deputy, in rural Leetsville, in northern Michigan |
| JoAnna Carl (Eve K. Sandstrom) |
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Lee McKinney:
a divorcee, returns to Michigan to work for her aunt's chocolate
business |
| Nancy Coco (Nancy J. Parra) |
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Allie McMurphy: renovating her family's old hotel, on Mackinac Island, Michigan, in the Candy-Coated mysteries |
| Jo Dereske |
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Ruby Crane: a
handwriting analyst in her home town in Michigan |
| Harry Dolan |
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David Loogan: mystery
magazine editor in Ann Arbor, Michigan |
| P.S. Elsner |
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Nick Dallas: young but retired cop, now a private investigator, in 1950s Detroit, Michigan |
| Loren D. Estleman |
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Peter Macklin:
hit man for the mob in Detroit, Michigan |
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Amos Walker:
Vietnam vet and private eye in Detroit Michigan |
| W.S. Gager |
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Mitch Malone: crime beat reporter in fictional Grand River, in western Michigan |
| Benjamin Garrick |
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Benjamin Garrick: designer
of engine parts for NASCAR race team cars in Detroit, Michigan |
| Susan Goodwill |
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Kate London: who
owns the Egyptian Theatre with her Aunt Kitty, an eccentric former
B-grade movie star, on the west coast of Michigan |
| Paula Gosling |
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Matt Gabriel: sheriff
in Blackwater Bay, Michigan |
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Jack Stryker: homicide cop, and Kate Trevorne, an English professor, in Michigan |
| Tom Grace |
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Nolan Kilkenny: ex-Navy
SEAL, now working at his father’s online research firm in Michigan |
| Bryan Gruley |
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Gus Carpenter: reporter
returning to his hometown of Starvation Lake, Michigan |
| Steve Hamilton |
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Alex McKnight, former
cop turned rental agent, on Michigan’s
Upper Peninsula, on the shore of Lake Superior |
| Jim Harrison |
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Simon Sunderson: retiring from a career as a state police detective, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan |
| Joseph Heywood |
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Grady Service:
conservation officer in Michigan, in the Woods Cop series |
| Kathleen Hills |
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John McIntire:
retired military intelligence officer and newly appointed township
constable in St. Adele, Michigan |
| Susan Holtzer |
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Anneke Haagen: computer
consultant in Ann Arbor, Michigan |
| D.E. Johnson |
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Will Anderson, working
in his father’s electric car company in 1910 Detroit, Michigan |
| Rob Kantner |
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Ben Perkins: ex-union strike-buster turned private investigator, in Detroit, Michigan |
| Henry Kisor |
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Steve “Two Crows” Martinez:
Lakota Indian by birth, eastern white by upbringing, and deputy sheriff
in Porcupine City, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan |
| Paul Lindsay |
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Mike Devlin:
FBI agent in Detroit, Michigan |
| P.J. Parrish |
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Louis Kincaid: biracial
cop in Loon Lake, Michigan |
| Lev Raphael |
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Nick Hoffman: gay
professor in Michiganapolis, Michigan |
| Ronald Clair Roat |
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Stuart Mallory:
private investigator in Lansing, Michigan |
| Elizabeth Sims |
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Lillian Byrd: a
sometime reporter, street musician, and amateur sleuth based around
Detroit, Michigan |
| Therese Szymanski |
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Shawn Donnelly:
police detective, in Detroit, Michigan |
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Brett Higgins:
lesbian sleuth with a criminal past, in Detroit, Michigan |
| Nina Wright |
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Whiskey Mattimoe: recently
widowed, 30-something real estate broker, in the small resort town
of Magnet Springs, Michigan |
| R.D. Zimmerman |
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Alex Phillips: technical writer and his sister, Maddy Phillips, a blind forensic psychiatrist, on an island in Lake Michigan |
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