Death Goes on Retreat (Sister Mary Helen, #6)

Murder in Ordinary Time (Sister Mary Helen, #4)

Just one bite of that irresistible Christmas cookie and Christina Kelly, Channel 5's leading investigative reporter, was on the air--dead. The odor of bitter almond told Sister May Helen the cause of the death: cyanide. Somewhere in the studio was the wil

Requiem at the Refuge (Sister Mary Helen, #9)

How do you make God laugh? Tell Him you’ve got a plan. That’s what Sister Mary Helen reminds herself when she sets out to start a new life—as a volunteer in a women’s homeless shelter. A savvy octogenarian with an adventurous streak, Mary Helen is

The Missing Madonna (Sister Mary Helen, #3)

Sister Mary Helen is sinfully good at snooping through the San Francisco fog. Now a fellow OWL (Older Woman's League) member has disappeared. The police believe Erma Duran simply flew the coop, but Sister feels a Higher Authority pushing her to investigat

The Corporal Works of Murder (Sister Mary Helen, #10)

Readers have come to delight in the murder-solving exploits of septuagenarian Sister Mary Helen, a nun with a nose for nabbing killers. Publishers Weekly calls the mysteries "refreshingly different" and a "heady mix of humor and suspense." Once you meet t

Death of an Angel (Sister Mary Helen, #7)

When Sister Mary Helen heeds an inner calling, it leads her straight to a killer.It is a rainy Feast of All Souls and feisty Sister Mary Helen, the Bay City’s famous crime-fighting nun, has nothing more on her mind than helping Angelica Bowers, the trou

Novena for Murder (Sister Mary Helen, #1)

Readers have come to delight in the murder-solving exploits of septuagenarian Sister Mary Helen, a nun with a nose for trouble. Publishers Weekly calls the Sister Mary Helen Mysteries "refreshingly different". Once you meet this spry, clever sleuth, you'l

Advent of Dying (Sister Mary Helen #2)

Readers have come to delight in the murder-solving exploits of septuagenarian Sister Mary Helen and her cohort Sister Eileen, two nuns with a nose for nabbing killers. Publishers Weekly calls the Sister Mary Helen Mysteries "refreshingly different" and a

Murder at the Monks' Table (Sister Mary Helen, #11)

Sister Mary Helen is in luck, depending on how you look at it. She and Sister Eileen are in Ireland to attend the weeklong Oyster Festival in the little village of Ballyclarin. They make their first stop at a central oasis of food and drink called the Mon

Margaret Maron Presents Malice Domestic (Malice Domestic, #8)

A Screenwriter Scorned plots a chilling revenge suitable for celluloid. . . . A four-footed sleuth takes on the perplexing case of the missing Christmas goose. . . . A widow who narrowly escapes death has a surprise in store for her would-be slayer. . . .