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Regional Mysteries
Alaska |
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| Stabenow, Dana. The real star of two series
featuring gutsy, offbeat Aleut PI Kate Shugak and trooper Liam Campbell is Alaska in all
her stunning variety. |
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| Straley, John. Disillusioned with the legal
profession, sardonic Cecil Younger washes up
in the soggy splendor of Sitka, where he
rights wrongs and writes haiku. |
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Arizona |
| Hillerman, Tony. Navajo Detectives Jim Chee and Joe Leaphorn bring their corner of
Arizon alive. |
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| Jance, J.A. Juggling the demands of her
career and family, Sheriff Joanna Brady of
Cochise County investigates crime. |
California |
| Connelly, Michael. Retired LAPD Hieronymous "Harry" Bosch's passion for justice and disdain for corruption land him in some tight spots. |
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| Farmer, Jerrilyn. Party planner Madeline Bean moves in moneyed Beverly Hills circles, and
meets up with plenty of crime, scandal, and
murder--even a little romance too! |
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| Muller, Marcia. Tough-as-nails hard-boiled female PI Sharon McCone takes on crime in Cali. |
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District of Columbia |
| Metzer, Brad. Attorneys and congresspeople wrestle with the crime and politics of Washington. |
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| Pelecanos, George P. Gritty, violent, realistic
crime fiction set in inner-city DC, featuring
African American PI Derek Strange, Irish-Catholic
ex-cop Terry Quinn, and bartender Nick
Stefanos. |
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| Richman, Phyllis. Food and murder come together in a cozy fashion as culinary editor Chas Wheatley turns the tables on criminals in the restaurants of DC. |
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| Truman, Margaret. See Washington at its best and worst. Power and depravity exist alongside politicians, assassins, and informants. |
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| Richman, Phyllis. Food and murder come
together in a cozy fashion as culinary editor
Chas Wheatley turns the tables on criminals in
the restaurants of DC. |
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| Corcoran, Tom. Travel to the Flordia Keys to unearth mystery, intrigue, and murder. |
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| Garcia-Aguilera, Carolina. Cuban American PI Lupe Solano solves crimes while negotiating the international scene in Miami. |
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| Hiaasen, Carl. Assorted criminals, detectives, and loony-toons create havoc throughout southern Florida. |
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| Pickard, Nancy. True crime writer Marie Lightfoot solves both literary mysteries and real crimes in Bahia Beach. |
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Hawaii |
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| Knief, Charles. Beautiful women always manage to get John Caine, a beachcomber PI, into deadly misadventures. |
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| Sheridan, Juanita. Novelist Janice Cameron and her adopted sister, amateur detective Lily
Wu, are drawn into murders and intrigue
surrounding Hawaii's native and Asian immigrant
population. |
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Louisiana |
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| Abel, Kenneth. Attorney Danny Chaisson discovers dubious characters in contemporary
New Orleans and its quirky outlying areas. |
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Atkins, Ace. New Orleans musicologist, ex-football
player, and amateur PI Nick Travis investigates crimes that always seem to be
set to music. |
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| Hambly, Barbara. In 1830, free man of color,
musician, and amateur detective Benjamin
January solves crimes in antebellum New
Orleans. |
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Maine |
| Borthwick, J.S. Murder becomes more than
academic when English fellow Sarah Deane and Professor Alex McKenzie discover
trouble wherever they wander. |
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| Graves, Sarah. Home repairs turn deadly when business partners Jacobia "Jake" Tiptree and Ellie White. . . mysteries surface each day! |
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North Carolina |
| Reichs, Kathy. Forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan does criminal work part time for Quebec and teaches the rest of the time in N.C. |
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| Shaber, Sarah R. Forensic historian and college professor Simon Shaw digs up the past while getting to the bottom of crimes in Raleigh. |
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South Carolina |
| Deloach, Nora. African-American mother and daughter team Candi and Simone Covington solve cozy mysteries in small town SC. |
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| Hart, Carolyn G. Annie and Max Darling, sleuths and owners of the Death on Demans mystery bookstore, unravel mysteries in the South Carolina Low Country. |
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Virginia |
| Brown, Rita Mae. Cozy whodunits set in the Virginia Piedmont, featuring postmistress Harry Haristeen and her cat Mrs. Murphy. |
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| Cornwell, Patricia. Dark thrillers featuring forensic pathologist Kay Scarpetta who is often on the trail of a serial killer. |
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| McCrumb, Sharyn. Forensic anthropologist and amateur sleuth Elizabeth MacPherson solves mysteries in Appalachia. |
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| Whitney, Phyllis. Mysteries abound in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. |
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