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* ''Sisterhood'' series by [[Fern Michaels]]: The first 7 books have almost all the members of the Vigilantes wronged in some way. Naturally, it is ''quite'' personal for them. Some of the books after that have the Vigilantes taking action, because one of their friends or loved ones is in trouble. |
* ''Sisterhood'' series by [[Fern Michaels]]: The first 7 books have almost all the members of the Vigilantes wronged in some way. Naturally, it is ''quite'' personal for them. Some of the books after that have the Vigilantes taking action, because one of their friends or loved ones is in trouble. |
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* In the [[Dale Brown]] novel ''Shadows of Steel'', being told that [[Black Best Friend|Hal Briggs]] is with the group he is being asked to help convinces Pat to come out of "early retirement" where more nebulous appeals fail. |
* In the [[Dale Brown]] novel ''Shadows of Steel'', being told that [[Black Best Friend|Hal Briggs]] is with the group he is being asked to help convinces Pat to come out of "early retirement" where more nebulous appeals fail. |
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* In ''[[Who Cut the Cheese?]]'' by Stilton Jarlsberg, envy inspires Ho to continue the search for the next depot in hopes of murdering the rat in the sports car. |
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