caroline something scarecrow mysteries

books:

To Kill A King (Caroline Rhodes Mysteries)

11 reviews
Mary V. Welk

Kleworks Publishing Company, 2000

A Wonderful Visit to Rhineburg
I love Mary V Welk's books and this one is no exception. This time nurse Caroline Rhodes is back in her old home town of Chicago. When she again stumbles across a body, her friends from Rhineburg and her family help her to catch the murderer. If you are looking for really wonderful characters that you look forward to visiting again and again then this is the book for you. The mystery is good ...

A Deadly Little Christmas (Caroline Rhodes Mysteries)

5 reviews
Mary V. Welk

Kleworks Publishing Company, 1998

A cozy Christmas mystery for fans of all ages.
I love to read a mystery with a Christmas theme, and I wasn't disappointed by this one. The plot was intriguing, and the characters grow on you until you don't want the book to end. I hope Caroline and Carl return very, very soon! Also, the language was clean enough that I could give this book to anyone without worrying they'd be offended. That's a rare thing in a book today.

Something Wicked in the Air (Caroline Rhodes Mysteries)

8 reviews
Mary V. Welk

Kleworks Publishing Company, 1999

Something Wonderful
Something Wicked in the Air is a wonderful and worthy successor to A Deadly Little Christmas. Nurse Caroline Rhodes is persuaded (or should that be railroaded?) to help investigate the death of Rhineburg's long-serving post-mistress. She calls on her good friend, Professor Carl Atwater of Bruck University, for assistance. Suspects are thick on the ground, including the obsessed and ...

The Scarecrow Murders

5 reviews
Mary V. Welk

Hilliard & Harris Publishers, 2004

Received a Readers' Choice Award in 2002
As author of the Caroline Rhodes mysteries, Mary V. Welk garnered a unusual variety of accolades, including finalist in the 1996 Hemingway First Novel competition and a 2000 Readers' Choice Award for Best First Mystery for A DEADLY LITTLE CHRISTMAS. Her SOMETHING WICKED IN THE AIR received a Readers' Choice Award in 2002 as Best Traditional Mystery. She has been reviewed by the Chicago Sun Times, ...