Music To Die For

by Radine Trees Nehring

Overview

MUSIC TO DIE FOR is set at Ozark Folk Center State Park in remote Stone County, AR. Carrie and several friends have planned a weekend vacation at the Folk Center, 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 blossoms again between Carrie and her best friend, Henry King, as they rush to save a child, solve a murder, and repair tragically broken lives. Can they do it before they, too, become victims of MUSIC TO DIE FOR?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512232868
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	10/01/2003
Series:	Something to Die for Mysteries , #2
Pages:	288
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.65(d)

About the Author

Radine Trees Nehring's career as a writer began in 1986 when her many magazine and newspaper features about the Arkansas Ozarks began appearing in the United States and abroad. For ten years she also researched, wrote, and hosted a weekly radio program, Arkansas Corner Community News. Her first book, Dear Earth: A Love Letter from Spring Hollow, earned the Arkansas Governor's Award for Best Writing About the State, among other honors. The opening novel in her Ozarks "To Die For" mystery series appeared in 2002. The series has earned over twenty-five national and regional awards, including a Macavity nomination, several "best" contest wins from the Oklahoma Writers' Federation, and a national Silver Falchion from Killer Nashville. She was chosen as the 2011 inductee into the Arkansas Writers' Hall of Fame.
Radine's continuing mystery novel series features warmly appealing characters who believe in fighting on behalf of those burdened by trouble and danger. Her stories also share her knowledge of Arkansas's most interesting destinations and events.
Radine and her husband live in Fayetteville, Arkansas.