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

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

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

Sister Mary Helen and her Irish friend, Sister Eileen, need some R&R away from the pressures of their inner city vocation. A week at the idyllic St. Colette’s Retreat House, snuggled amid towering redwoods 65 miles from San Francisco, sounds like he

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. . . .