Marcia Muller

	Marcia Muller [1944-]
	The Eye Lifetime Achievement Award, 1993 Grand Master Award from Mystery Writers of America, 2005 Author Website
	Sharon McCone, a legal investigator and private eye, in San Francisco, California:
	Edwin of the Iron Shoes (1977) Ask the Cards a Question (1982) The Cheshire Cat’s Eye (1983) Games to Keep the Dark Away (1984) Leave a Message for Willie (1984) Double (1984) [with Bill Pronzini, includes the Nameless Detective] There's Nothing To Be Afraid Of (1985) Eye of the Storm (1988) There’s Something in a Sunday (1989) The Shape of Dread (1989) Finalist 1990 Shamus Award for Best Novel Trophies and Dead Things (1990) Where Echoes Live (1991) Finalist 1992 Shamus Award for Best Novel Pennies on a Dead Woman’s Eyes (1992) Wolf in the Shadows (1993) 1994 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Finalist 1994 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Finalist 1994 Shamus Award for Best Novel Finalist 1994 Dilys Award	Till the Butchers Cut Him Down (1994) A Wild and Lonely Place (1995) Finalist 1996 Macavity Award for Best Novel The McCone Files (1995) [SS] The Broken Promise Land (1996) Both Ends of the Night (1997) While Other People Sleep (1998) A Walk Through the Fire (1999) Listen to the Silence (2000) Finalist 2001 Shamus Award for Best Novel Finalist 2001 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Dead Midnight (2002) The Dangerous Hour (2004) Vanishing Point (2006) Finalist 2007 Shamus Award for Best Novel The Ever-Running Man (2007) Burn Out (2008) Locked In (2009)

	Elena Oliverez, Director of Museum of Mexican Arts in Santa Barbara, California:
	The Tree of Death (1983) The Legend of the Slain Soldiers (1985)	Beyond the Grave (1986) [with Bill Pronzini, includes Quincannon]

	Joanna Stark, an Art Security Expert in San Francisco, California:
	The Cavalier in White (1986) There Hangs the Knife (1988)	Dark Star (1989)

	Non-series books set in fictional Soledad County, on the untamed California coast four hours north of San Francisco:
	Point Deception (2001) Cyanide Wells (2003)	Cape Perdido (2005)

	Non-series:
	The Lighthouse (1987) [with Bill Pronzini] Deceptions (1991) [SS] [includes Sharon McCone and Elena Oliverez stories] Duo (1998) [SS] [with Bill Pronzini, includes Sharon McCone story] McCone and Friends (2000) [SS] [some stories feature Sharon McCone]	Time of the Wolves: Western Stories (2003) [SS] [some criminous, two Sharon McCone stories] Somewhere in the City: Selected Stories (2007) [SS] [some stories feature Sharon McCone or her apprentice Rae Kelleher] Crucifixion River: Western Stories (2007) [SS] [with Bill Pronzini, some criminous]