A Treasure to Die For

by Radine Trees Nehring

Overview

Take two pillow cases full of empty baking powder tins and thirty pounds of stolen cash. Put a quantity of hundred dollar bills in each can, seal lids. Hide this mixture somewhere in Hot Springs, Arkansas. After the mixture has seasoned for forty years, sift together all the people who know about the hidden treasure. Cut in one investigative reporter and one unsuspecting Elderhostel coordinator. Bake until too hot to handle, and place before Carrie McCrite and Henry King. See who survives. A Treasure to Die For is the third To Die For Mystery by Macavity-award nominated author Radine Trees Nehring.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014198387
Publisher:	St Kitts Press
Publication date:	03/28/2005
Series:	Something to Die For Mysteries , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	262
File size:	192 KB

About the Author

Radine Trees Nehring is an award-winning author and journalist who writes about unique people, pla-ces, and events in Arkansas, not only in her popular fiction and non-fiction books, but for radio news programs and magazine and newspaper features. Her Something to Die For Mystery novel series displays a broad knowledge of her favorite state and its most appealing residents, as well as her ability to weave a fascinating story.

Editorial Reviews

Lovers of cozy mysteries with colorful characters will want this third title in Nehring's 'Something to Die For' series (after A Valley To Die For, Music To Die For).

Tamara Butler

The mystery is as hot as Hot Springs' springs, and the characters are as natural and well-drawn as a hot bath in one of the town's historic bathhouses.

Jim Veritas

Nehring puts together a very entertaining whodunit in A Treasure to Die For...A good read.

Shelley Glodowski

I enjoy seeing older protagonists, and the author makes the area so intriguing I want to go see it for myself. RECOMMENDED.

Eden Embler

...features "regular" people...The characters are likeable...the books tell an interesting story as well as offering well-researched historical background...Nehring has hit on a good combination.

Faye Dasen