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| Donna Andrews |
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Meg Langslow: decorative blacksmith in a small Virginia town |
| Ella Barrick (Laura DiSilverio) |
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Stacy Graysin: part owner of a ballroom dance studio, in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, in the Ballroom Dance mysteries |
| Josie Belle (Jenn McKinlay) |
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Good Buy Girls: a group of skilled bargain hunters, in St. Stanley, Virginia |
| Miranda Bliss |
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Annie Capshaw:
recently divorced, and her ex-beauty queen best friend, Eve DeCateur,
in Arlington, Virginia, in the Cooking Class mysteries |
| Jay Bonansinga |
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Ulysses Grove: FBI
profiler and author of a textbook on the psychopathic mind, based
in northern Virginia |
| Mollie Cox Bryan |
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Annie Chemovitz: former investigative journalist, now a stay-at-home mom involved with a scrapbooking club, in fictional Cumberland Creek, Virginia |
| Taffy Cannon |
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Roxanne Prescott:
in Williamsburg, Virginia, and then San Diego, California |
| Alyse Carlson |
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Camellia (Cam) Harris: 30-something public relations guru in Roanoke, Virginia, in the Garden Society mysteries |
| Bill Crider with Willard Scott |
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Stanley Waters:
retired weatherman operating a Bed & Breakfast in Higgins, Virginia |
| M.E. Cooper |
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W.W. Loring: Confederate
General in 1862 Virginia |
| Patricia Cornwell |
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Judy
Hammer: Chief of Police, Deputy Virginia
West, and Andy Brazil, a young reporter turned rookie cop, in North
Carolina and Virginia |
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Dr. Kay
Scarpetta: chief medical examiner in Richmond, Virginia |
| Ellen Crosby |
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Lucie Montgomery:
operating her family’s winery in Virginia, in the Wine Country mysteries |
| Krista Davis |
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Holly Miller: returning home to run the pet-friendly Sugar Maple Inn, in fictional Wagtail, Virginia, in the Paws and Claws mysteries |
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Sophie Winston: event
planner in Alexandria, Virginia, in the Domestic Diva mysteries |
| Laura DiSilverio |
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Emma-Joy “EJ” Ferris:
30-something medically-retired military policewoman, now a security
officer with the Fernglen Galleria, in Vernonville, Virginia, near
Washington DC, in the Mall Cop series |
| Brenda English |
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Sutton McPhee:
reporter in Fairfax, County, Virginia |
| Diane Fanning |
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Lucinda Pierce: homicide
detective lieutenant back on the job after losing an eye in a domestic
violence case, in Virginia |
| Honora Finkelstein and Susan Smily |
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Ariel Quigley:
college English teacher with psychic powers, in Alexandria, Virginia |
| John Gilstrap |
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Jonathan Grave:
wealthy freelance hostage rescue specialist, in Virginia and Washington,
DC |
| Sibella Giorello |
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Raleigh Harmon:
FBI agent and forensic geologist who returns to her hometown of Richmond,
Virginia, in a Christian mystery series |
| Doug Hornig |
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Steven Kirk: burned-out
CIA agent, in Charlottesville, Virginia |
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Loren Swift: laid-back
Vietnam veteran private investigator, in Charlottesville, Virginia |
| Emyl Jenkins |
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Sterling Glass: antiques
appraiser in the small town of Leemont, Virginia |
| John J. Lamb |
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Brad Lyon: retired San Francisco homicide inspector, and his wife Ashleigh, teddy bear creator and collector, in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, in the Bear Collector’s mysteries |
| P.D. Martin |
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Sophie Anderson: transplanted
Australian who has premonitions working as an FBI profiler, based
in Quantico, Virginia |
| Ann McMillan |
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Narcissa Power: a
young widow, and Judah Daniel, a freedwoman who is also the local
herbalist, at the time of the Civil War in Virginia |
| Fern Michaels |
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Revenge of the Sisterhood: seven vigilante women operating out of Myra Rutledge’s estate in northern Virginia |
| Carol Miller |
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Daisy McGovern: pastry chef barely supporting her invalid mother, in a small town in southwestern Virginia, in the Moonshine mysteries |
| Alan Orloff |
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Channing Hayes: co-owner
of the Last Laff Comedy Club in northern Virginia |
| Howard Owen |
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Willie Black: mixed-race reporter in Richmond, Virginia |
| Frederick Ramsay |
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Ike Schwartz:
sheriff in a small town in Picketsville, Virginia |
| Ann Ripley |
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Louise Eldridge: organic
gardener and TV host in Northern Virginia |
| Elena Santangelo |
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Pat Montella:
whose sleuthing is aided by her ability see and hear
ghosts, on an estate near Fredericksburg, Virginia |
| Willard Scott with Bill Crider |
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Stanley Waters:
retired weatherman operating a Bed & Breakfast in Higgins, Virginia |
| J.B. (Jennifer) Stanley |
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Molly Appleby: writer for Collector's Weekly magazine, in North
Carolina and Virginia |
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James “Professor Puff” Henry: a divorced librarian,
in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, in the Supper Club
mysteries |
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Cooper Lee: newly single
office machine repair woman and member of the Sunrise Bible Study
Group in Richmond, Virginia, in the Hope Street Church mysteries |
| Andy Straka |
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Frank Pavlicek: ex-NYPD
cop, now a private investigator and falconer in Charlottesville,
Virginia |
| Gayle Trent |
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Myrtle Crumb: 60-something
sleuth, in southwest Virginia |
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Daphne Martin: cake
decorator back in her home town in southern Virginia |
| LynDee Walker |
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Nichelle Clarke: intrepid crime reporter in a small town on the coast of Virginia, in the Headlines in Heels mysteries |
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