Music to Die For

by Radine Trees Nehring

Overview

Carrie McCrite and several friends have planned a weekend vacation at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in remote Stone County, Arkansas, where they're signed up for craft classes. Crafts take a back seat to a kidnapping, arson, and murder after Dulcey Mason, four-year-old daughter of famous country musicians Chase Mason and Tracy Teal, disappears, and her abductor is found stabbed, his house burned. Romance ignites again between Carrie and her best friend Henry King as they rush to save a child, solve a murder, and repair tragically broken lives before they, too, become victims of Music to Die For.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780966187984
Publisher:	St Kitts Press
Publication date:	05/01/2023
Series:	Something to Die for Series
Pages:	292
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.61(d)

About the Author

Radine Trees Nehring's award-winning writing career began when she fell in love with the Arkansas Ozarks and wanted to tell people why. Her essays and feature articles about the people, places, and events in her adopted state began selling almost immediately to magazines and newspapers. Her non-fiction book about homesteading in the Ozarks, EAR EARTH: A Love Letter from Spring Hollow, was released in New York in 1995. The first book in her Carrie and Henry "To Die For" amateur detective series came out in 2002, rapidly drawing fans into the mysterious Ozarks. Solving Peculiar Crimes adds intriguing and unique Carrie and Henry short stories to that series. Radine is a member of Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America, and Authors Guild. She was the chosen inductee into the Arkansas Writers Hall of Fame in 2011.

What People are Saying About This

Julie Wray Herman

Endearing characters make you want to come back to visit soon!
— author of the "Three Dirty Women Gardening" Mystery series

Joe David Rice

Maybe murders can be bad news for tourism, but I was hooked...a compelling read.
— Arkansas Tourism Director

Mary Gillihan

It was such fun to read about our Ozark Folk Center and picture where the murder took place.
— Harmony musician; Park Interpreter and Elderhostel Coordinator, Ozark Folk Center State Park

Barbara Brett

A riveting story of kidnapping, murder, and family secrets that won't stay hidden.
— author of "Between Two Eternities" and, with Hy Brett, "Promises To Keep"

Editorial Reviews

"...[leaves] the reader sighing in satisfaction."

Midwest Book Review

Highly recommended for most Christian fiction and mystery collections.

Library Journal

Highly recommended.

I Love a Mystery

hooks [readers] with a story they can't put down.

The Tulsa World

In this character-driven story, heroes have their values straight and fight for what they believe in.

Cozies, Capers & Crimes

Action, plot twists and wonderful characters.

Gravette News Herald

Nehring's specialties - intrigue and suspense, unique characters and situations -- all set in the gorgeous Ozarks.

The Benton County Daily Record