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Joanna is sheriff of Cochise County in Arizona; the jurisdiction with happens to include Tombstone.
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* ClearTheirName: One of the main reasons that Joanna stands for sheriff in the first book ''Desert Heat'' is to find out who framed her late husband as a DirtyCop, and clear his name.
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* NewOldWest: Joanna is sheriff of Cochise County in Arizona; the jurisdiction with happens to include Tombstone.
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Sheriff Joanna Brady is the protagonist of a series of mystery novels by author Creator/JAJance, centered on the small desert town of Bisbee, Arizona.
Joanna starts out as a mother of a nine-year-old Jenny and the wife of Andy Brady, who runs for Sheriff of Cochise County but is killed before the election and is then accused of being dirty. Joanna runs in his stead, clears his name, and wins the election to become Sheriff, even though she does not have much background in law enforcement. On the one hand, many of the community are not used to having a woman be in a position of power, which makes her job as Sheriff somewhat more difficult, but, on the other hand, her relative independence from the old-boy network of local law enforcement makes it easier for her to clean house there as needed.
Joanna Brady appears in the following novels:
* ''Desert Heat'' (1993)
* ''Tombstone Courage'' (1994)
* Shoot Don't Shoot'' (1995)
* ''Dead to Rights'' (1996)
* ''Skeleton Canyon '' (1997)
* ''Rattlesnake Crossing'' (1998)
* ''Outlaw Mountain'' (1999)
* ''Devil's Claw'' (2000)
* ''Paradise Lost'' (2001)
* ''Partner in Crime'' (2003)
* ''Exit Wounds'' (2004)
* ''Dead Wrong'' (2006)
* ''Damage Control'' (2008)
* ''Fire and Ice'' (2009)
* ''Judgment Call'' (2012)
* ''The Old Blue Line'' (novella, 2014)
* ''Remains of Innocence'' (2015)
* ''No Honor Among Thieves'' (novella, 2015)
* ''Random Acts'' (novella, 2016)
* ''Downfall'' (2016)
* ''Field of Bones'' (2018)
!! Tropes used in the Sheriff Joanna Brady novels include:
* CrusadingWidow: After her husband Andy is killed, Joanna takes up his mission to become sheriff of Cochise County and clean out the corruption.
* ThePlace: many of the novels take their names from locations in Cochise County.
Joanna starts out as a mother of a nine-year-old Jenny and the wife of Andy Brady, who runs for Sheriff of Cochise County but is killed before the election and is then accused of being dirty. Joanna runs in his stead, clears his name, and wins the election to become Sheriff, even though she does not have much background in law enforcement. On the one hand, many of the community are not used to having a woman be in a position of power, which makes her job as Sheriff somewhat more difficult, but, on the other hand, her relative independence from the old-boy network of local law enforcement makes it easier for her to clean house there as needed.
Joanna Brady appears in the following novels:
* ''Desert Heat'' (1993)
* ''Tombstone Courage'' (1994)
* Shoot Don't Shoot'' (1995)
* ''Dead to Rights'' (1996)
* ''Skeleton Canyon '' (1997)
* ''Rattlesnake Crossing'' (1998)
* ''Outlaw Mountain'' (1999)
* ''Devil's Claw'' (2000)
* ''Paradise Lost'' (2001)
* ''Partner in Crime'' (2003)
* ''Exit Wounds'' (2004)
* ''Dead Wrong'' (2006)
* ''Damage Control'' (2008)
* ''Fire and Ice'' (2009)
* ''Judgment Call'' (2012)
* ''The Old Blue Line'' (novella, 2014)
* ''Remains of Innocence'' (2015)
* ''No Honor Among Thieves'' (novella, 2015)
* ''Random Acts'' (novella, 2016)
* ''Downfall'' (2016)
* ''Field of Bones'' (2018)
!! Tropes used in the Sheriff Joanna Brady novels include:
* CrusadingWidow: After her husband Andy is killed, Joanna takes up his mission to become sheriff of Cochise County and clean out the corruption.
* ThePlace: many of the novels take their names from locations in Cochise County.
