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| Nancy Bush |
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Jane Kelly: reluctant
private investigator, and her pug, The Binkster, in Lake Chinook,
Oregon |
| Chelsea Cain |
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Archie Sheridan:
police detective, and Gretchen Lowell, a serial killer who tortured
and released him, in Portland, Oregon |
| Kate Calloway |
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Cassidy James:
lesbian
private investigator in the fictional town of Cedar Hills (near the
Southern Oregon Coast about 350 miles from Portland) |
| Bill Cameron |
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Skin Kadash: homicide
detective (later ex-cop) in Portland, Oregon |
| Lauren Wright Douglas |
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Allison O’Neil: lesbian Bed & Breakfast owner and refugee from California, in fictional Lavner Bay, Oregon |
| Christy Evans |
| • |
Georgiana Neverall:
software engineer turned plumber, returning to her old home town
of Pine Ridge, Oregon |
| Rick Hanson |
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Adam McCleet: ex-cop turned sculptor in Portland, Oregon |
| Betty Sullivan La Pierre |
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Tom Casey: private investigator in Medford, Oregon, in the Hawkman
mysteries |
| Amanda Lee (Gayle Trent) |
| • |
Marcy Singer: owner
of an embroidery shop, The Seven-Year Stitch, in fictional Tallulah
Falls, Oregon, in the Embroidery mysteries |
| Bernie Lee |
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Tony Pratt: middle-aged mystery writer and former advertising executive, and his wife Pat, a financial consultant, based in Oregon |
| Kenneth R. Lewis |
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Kevin Kearnes:
chief of police of the fictional coastal town of Cutter
Point, Oregon, near the California border, and later an agent with
Homeland Security in Portland, Oregon, and Thud Compton, a police
sergeant, later chief |
| Christopher Lord |
| • |
Simon Alastair: gay bookstore owner and amateur sleuth in fictional Dickens Junction, Oregon |
| Elizabeth C. Main |
| • |
Jane Serrano:
40-something widow working in Thornton’s Books in fictional
Juniper, Oregon |
| Tom Mitcheltree |
| • |
Paul Fischer:
college professor in Oregon and Maine |
| Kaye Morgan |
| • |
Liza Kelly: former
publicist in Hollywood, now a sudoku columnist for a paper in her
hometown of Maiden’s Bay, Oregon, in the Sudoku mysteries |
| Barry Ozeroff |
| • |
Ben Geller: sniper
with the Special Emergency Response Team, in Stratton, Oregon |
| Jonathan Nasaw |
| • |
E.L. Pender: retirement-aged FBI Special Agent in Oregon, California, and the Virgin Islands |
| Carolyn J. Rose & Mike Nettleton |
| • |
Molly Donovan: reporter
in Devil’s Harbor, Oregon |
| Patricia H. Rushford |
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Helen Bradley:
ex-cop travel-writer in Lincoln City, Oregon |
| Arlene Sachitano |
| • |
Harley Spring:
divorced single mother and supervisor with Sil-Trac, a computer chip
company, in Hillsboro, near Portland, Oregon |
| Mark Schorr |
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Brian Hanson:
Vietnam veteran and psychologist in a mental health clinic in Portland,
Oregon |
| Trevor Scott |
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Tony Caruso:
private investigator working out of his home-office in an old Ford
pickup, with his German-trained bomb-sniffing dog Panzer, a Giant
Schnauzer, in Bend, Oregon |
| L.J. Sellers |
| • |
Wade Jackson: homicide
detective in Eugene, Oregon |
| Lono Waiwailoe |
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Wiley:
unemployed poker player in Portland, Oregon |
| M.K. Wren |
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Conan Flagg: bookstore owner and former intelligence agent in Oregon |
| M.J. Zellnik |
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Libby Seale: a seamstress
from New York, and newspaper reporter Peter Eberle, in 1894 Portland,
Oregon |
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