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| Vivien Armstrong |
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Roger Hayes: detective chief inspector and former classical pianist, in the village of Newton Greys, Oxfordshire, England |
| Victoria Blake |
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Samantha (Sam) Falconer:
world judo champion turned private investigator at the Gentle Way
investigation agency in London, working in Oxford, England |
| Sarah Caudwell |
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Hilary Tamar: medieval
law professor in Oxford, England |
| Edmonds Crispin |
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Gervase Fen: professor
of English in Oxford, England |
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| Margaret Frazer (Monica Ferris and Gail Frazer) |
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Sister Frevisse:
nun in the 1400s in Oxfordshire, England |
| Jane R. Goodall |
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Briony Williams:
rookie police officer, later a detective, in London, later Oxford,
England |
| Christine Green |
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Thomas Rydell:
Village Chief Inspector, and Sergeant Denise “Denni” Caldecote,
in Marston, England |
| 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 |
| Mick Herron |
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Zoë Boehm: 40-something
private investigator in Oxford, England |
| Martin Jensen |
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King’s Hounds: Winston, a manuscript illuminator, and Halfdan, a half-Dane, half-Saxon, working for King Canute in 11th century Oxford, England |
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| Faith Martin |
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Hillary Greene: detective
inspector with the Thames Valley Police, in Oxfordshire, England |
| Ian Morson |
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William Falconer: 13th
century university regent master in Oxford, England |
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| John Penn (Palma Harcourt & Jack H. Trotman) |
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Dick Tansey:
Chief Inspector in the Thames Valley police, in England |
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George Thorne:
Detective Superintendent in the Thames Valley police, in England |
| Veronica Stallwood |
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Kate Ivory:
novelist turned amateur detective in Oxford, England |
| Mel Starr |
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Hugh de Singleton: surgeon
in Bampton, near Oxford, during the reign of Edward III, in 14th
century England |
| Peter Tickler |
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Susan Holden: detective inspector in Oxford, England, in the Blood in Oxford mysteries |
| Simon Tolkien |
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William Trave: detective
inspector, and Adam Clayton, a detective constable, in late 1950s-1960s
Oxford, England |
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