Edna Buchanan

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Edna Buchanan (b. 1949) is an American journalist and author best known for her crime mystery novels. She was one of the first female crime reporters in Miami as she reported for the Miami Beach Daily Sun, and the Miami Herald as a general assignment and police-beat reporter. She also won a Pulitzer Prize in 1986 for general reporting.

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Contents under Pressure 1992

Miami, It's Murder 1994

Suitable for Framing 1995

Act of Betrayal 1996

Margin of Error 1997

Garden of Evil 1999

You Only Die Twice 2001

The Ice Maiden 2002

Cold Case Squad 2004

Shadows 2005

Love Kills 2007

Carr: Five Years of Rape and Murder (nonfiction) 1979

The Corpse Had a Familiar Face: Covering Miami, America's Hottest Beat (nonfiction) 1987

Nobody Lives Forever (fiction) 1990

Never Let Them See You Cry: More from Miami, America's Hottest Beat (nonfiction) 1992

Pulse (fiction) 1998

Naked Came the Manatee - Each chapter is written by an author with South Florida connections in order, Dave Barry, Les Standiford, Paul Levine, Edna Buchanan, James W. Hall, Carolina Hospital, Evelyn Mayerson, Tananarive Due, Brian Antoni, Vicki Hendricks, John Dufresne, Elmore Leonard and Carl Hiaasen.