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|  | | A Fair to Die For
Carrie and Henry's time at the world-famous War Eagle Craft Fair turns into a nightmare, and surprising personal discoveries.
| |  | | A Journey to Die For
An anniversary surprise ride on a historic train takes Carrie and Henry to the banks of the Arkansas River, where a dead man and sunken treasure await.
| |  | | A Portrait to Die For
Carrie discovers two versions of a supposedly original portrait in a loan exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. When the reporter who interviewed Carrie at the museum disappears, Carrie must choose between her promise to stop crime-solving or work to find the woman--a college friend of her son's
Using her faith and ingenuity and with capapable assistance from her husband Henry, amateur sleuth Carrie McCrite finds herself dealing with a strangely aggressive reporter and a volatile Iraqi war veteran while trying to make sense of duplicate portraits she sees in a loaned exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Tackling her biggest challenge yet, Carrie sorts through a series of confusing scenarios, only to face a man who'll do anything to protect his lucrative art fraud scheme." Joe David Rice, Tourism Director, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. / | |  | | A River to Die For
Carrie's husband Henry plans an anniversary surprise: the two of them will join Carrie's son Rob and Henry's half-sister Catherine for a camping trip at the Buffalo National River. When Rob and Catherine disappear, Carrie, her friend Shirley, and Henry help search for them. A River to Die For features strong women fighting against literal darkness underground as well as the dark forces of evil. It will take strength to read this book about the best and worst that nature and man can throw at a woman. It will take a caring heart to understand how Henry King and Rob McCrite feel as they struggle to reach the women they love. This is the fifth book in Nehring's Something to Die For mystery series.
An on-going mystery series featuring amateur senior citizen detectives Carrie McCrite and Henry King, their quirky friends and families. All settings are at special-interest historic and scenic tourist destinations in Arkansas. (Most are set in national or state parks.) Now you can tour the Ozarks, one crime at a time!
| |  | | A Valley to Die For
Carrie McCrite and her husband, Amos, had dreamed of retiring to a home in the Ozark mountains. After Amos dies in a hunting accident, Carrie decides to go ahead with their dream, but alone. She needs to be someone – to prove she’s a capable woman who can take care of herself. Carrie meets neighbor JoAnne Harrington, a man-hater who certainly provides an example of female independence. When a stone quarry threatens to turn part of their beloved valley into heaps of gravel, the two women and their neighbors band together to fight for their valley. But someone decides JoAnne must die. Carrie feels compelled to find out who killed her friend. That’s what a strong woman would do. Then Carrie’s new neighbor, retired Kansas City Police Major, Henry King, warns her that she, and not JoAnne, may have been the killer’s real target. But that’s ridiculous – isn’t it? And Henry is hiding secrets of his own. How strong can Carrie be? It’s time to find out.
| |  | | A Wedding to Die For
Carrie has problems. First, she needs to figure out what the wedding of a “mature” bride and groom should look like. Second, she’s invited Henry’s half-sister to the ceremony before learning why he’s never wanted to see the woman. Then the florists they’ve hired are shot at, their flower shop is bombed, and someone is murdered. If that weren’t enough, Carrie and Henry keep catching glimpses of a ghost dressed in a red bridal gown...an omen? Join Carrie McCrite and Henry King as they chase a killer and try to salvage their dream wedding at the historic Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
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Who knew a well-planned wedding would include a bombing, a brutal murder, and a ghost? Carrie and Henry's path to the alter is not all satin and roses!
| |  | | Dear Earth, A Love Letter From Spring Hollow
It was to be just a weekend retreat, the cabin Radine Trees Nehring and her husband, John, built with their own hands on the land they bought in the Arkansas Ozarks. All they wanted was a once-a-week refuge from the stress and trials of life in the big city one hundred miles away. But the air, the forest, and the wildlife in the place they named Spring Hollow had a haunting magic they could never quite leave behind when they drove away every Sunday evening. The more they learned about the secrets of nature in their country hideaway, the more reluctant they became to part from it. At last they realized that their hearts were always in Spring Hollow, and that was where they belonged too. They gave up their secure jobs to devote themselves full-time to tending and preserving the beautiful but fast-receding natural world they had come to cherish.
| |  | | Music to Die For
Carrie and Henry's vacation at Ozark Folk Center State Park is interrupted by kidnapping and murder.
Trade paperback in second printing, 2015. $15.00 from all sources or from author's web site: http://www.RadinesBooks.com (Autographed and postage free.
This book features authentic Ozarks families, their music, and their occupations--not always legal! Favorite character? One-hundred year old Mad Margaret Culpeper.
| |  | | Solving Peculiar Crimes
Solving Peculiar Crimes gives readers a delicious collection of stories featuring Carrie McCrite and Henry King, who also star in Radine Trees Nehring's "To Die For" mystery novel series. These stories take us into Carrie and Henry's lives as a newly married couple, and show readers how they and their friends in the Ozarks work together to save people caught in webs of dangerous--and peculiar--crimes.
Set for the most part in the beautiful Arkansas Ozarks, each of the thirteen stories in this anthology offers chills and surprises. Though the main "detectives" are Carrie McCrite and her husband, retired Police Major Henry King, other crime stoppers include Ozarks natives, Shirley and Roger Booth, and, in two stories,the pre-school twins Jeremy and Jemima. Criminals are also often unique, including another child, a young girl involved (innocently) in a major shop-lifting scheme . ( "The Tattle-Tale.")
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Ghosts, Wandering Here & There
by Flo Fitzpatrick
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 Six straight men in the cast plus free Tex-Mex food? My friend Lida Rose sure knew how to persuade me. I signed on the dotted line and dusted off my dance shoes. I knew Bad Business on the Brazos would have them rolling in the aisles and standing up |
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