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| Kenneth Abel |
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Danny Chaisson: former Assistant District Attorney, now bagman for crocked state senator in New Orleans,
Louisiana |
| Ace Atkins |
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Nick Travers, ex-football star, part-time detective, and full-time expert on blues in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Jacklyn Brady (Sherry Lewis) |
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Rita Lucero:
pastry chef in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the Piece of Cake mysteries |
| Joy Castro |
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Nola Céspedes: ambitious young reporter at the Times-Picayune, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Laura Childs |
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Carmela Bertrand: owner of a scrapbooking shop in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| John William Corrington & Joyce Hooper Corrington |
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Ralph “Rat” Trapp:
black homicide detective captain, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Rex Dancer (Michael Kilian) |
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Andy Derain: burned out New York fashion photographer, in New
Orleans, Louisiana |
| Jana DeLeon |
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Maryse Robicheaux:
a botanist researcher whose husband absconded, the wisecracking ghost
of her mother-in-law Helena Henry, and her friend Sabine LeVeche,
in Mudbug, Louisiana, in the Ghost-in-Law Mystery Romance series |
| D.J. Donaldson |
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Andy Broussard: medical examiner in New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Kit Franklyn: criminal psychologist in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Sophie Dunbar |
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Clair Claiborne: beauty salon owner in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Jimmy Fox |
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Nick Herald: professional genealogist in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| David Fulmer |
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Valentin St. Cyr:
Creole private detective in the early 20th century, in the Storyville
district of New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Heather Graham |
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The Flynn Brothers:
private investigators inheriting a haunted mansion in New Orleans,
Louisiana |
| Sara Gran |
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Claire DeWitt: the world’s
foremost private investigator, in post-Katrina New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Barbara Hambly |
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Ben January: surgeon and music teacher in 1833 New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Charlaine Harris |
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Sookie Stackhouse: cocktail waitress and her vampire boyfriend, Bill, in
small town Louisiana |
| Richard Helms |
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Pat Gallegher: failed seminarian, retired forensic psychologist and jazz
musician in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Greg Herren |
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Scotty Bradley: gay private detective and former go-go dancer at the boys' bars, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Chanse MacLeod: gay private
investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Ed Kovacs |
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Cliff St. James: a former cop, martial arts expert, and private investigator, in post-Katrina New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Dick Lochte |
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Terry Manion: private eye in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Bill Loehfelm |
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Maureen Coughlin:
29-year-old cocktail waitress on Staten Island, New York, later a cop in New Orleans, Louisianak |
| David Lyons |
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Jock Boucher: federal judge of Cajun background, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| John Ramsey Miller |
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Winter Massey:
deputy U.S. Marshal (later an ex-marshal), in New Orleans, Louisiana,
and elsewhere in the South |
| George Ogan |
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Johnny Bordelon: former
New Orleans cop, now a private investigator, in Louisiana |
| J.M. Redmann |
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Micky Knight: female private investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| James Sallis |
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Lew Griffin: black private investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Malcolm (M.K.) Shuman |
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Micah Dunn: a private investigator in New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Alan Graham: contract archaeologist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana |
| Robert Skinner |
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Wesley Farrel: passing for white, a nightclub owner in 1930s New Orleans,
Louisiana |
| Julie Smith |
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Skip Langdon: policewoman in New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Talba Wallis: (AKA Baroness de Pontalba), black poet and computer
expert in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Jessica Speart |
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Rachel Porter: U.S. Fish & Wildlife agent in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| H.O. Ward |
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Dr. Galimatias: semi-retired
physician based in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Aramus P. Limpkin,
professor of history at a college in Georgia |
| Penelope Williamson |
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Daman Rourke:
ex-WWI flying ace and police detective in 1927 New Orleans, Lousiana |
| Chris Wiltz |
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Neal Rafferty: third-generation
cop turned private investigator, in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Steve Womack |
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Jack Lynch: public relations man and problem
solver in New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Daniel Woodrell |
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Rene Shade: ex-boxer,
now a police detective, in the bayou town St. Bruno, Louisiana |
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