The Alto Wore Tweed: A Liturgical Mystery
Hayden Konig, Police Chief of Germaine, SC, and church organist of St. Barnabas Church, successfully investigates the death of Willie Boyd, the church sexton, whose body is found in the choir loft. THE ALTO WORE TWEED
In The Alto Wore Tweed [ISBN 0-9721211-2-9], the first in his series of hilarious liturgical mysteries, Mark Schweizer presents the antics of Hayden Konig: Police Chief of the small Appalachian town of Germaine, North Carolina; Choir Di... The Baritone Wore Chiffon
Hayden Konig solves the murder of a baritone from North Carolina, who was killed while singing in the choir of York Minster [cathedral] England, a murder which has its roots in the assassination of Czar Nicholas II. THE BARITONE WORE CHIFFON
In The Baritone Wore Chiffon, [ISBN 0-9721211-3-7], the second in the series of liturgical mysteries by Mark Schweizer, Hayden Konig, Police Chief of Germaine, SC, solves a murder that spans two continents and has... The Bass Wore Scales
Hayden Konig, Police Chief of Germaine, NC, solves the murder of Brother Jimmy Kilroy, Pastor of the New Fellowship Baptist Church, for which Kokomo, the world famous signing gorilla, is the only suspect. In The Bass Wore Scales [ISBN 0-972-1211-8-8], Hayden Konig, Police Chief of St. Germaine, NC, mentors Ardine McCullough's three children, returns to Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church as Organist/Choir Director, solves the murder of Brother Jimmy Kilroy, ... The Soprano Wore Falsettos (Thriller/Action)
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The Soprano Wore Falsettos (Thriller/Action)
Hayden Konig solves the murder of Agnes Day, the organist who is filling in for him at Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church while he is deciding whether he wants to come back, and whose body was found sprawled over the organ console. In The Soprano Wore Falsettos [ISBN 0-9721211-6-1] we find Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church in another turbulent phase. The vestry and members have to decide how to allocate the sixteen million dollar windfall they've received. ... The Tenor Wore Tapshoes
Hayden Konig, Police Chief of Germaine, NC, and Organist and Choir Director of Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church, solves the 1937 murder of Lester Gifford, whose body is stuffed under the altar and has not decomposed for 70 years. In The Tenor Wore Tapshoes [ISBN 0-972-1211-4-5], Mark Schweizer once again presents Hayden Konig, a huge fan of Raymond Chandler -- such a huge fan that he purchases, online, Chandler's 1939 Underwood Number 5 Typewriter. As...
