- The Alto Wore Tweed. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2002.
- The Baritone Wore Chiffon. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2004.
- The Tenor Wore Tapshoes. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2005.
- The Soprano Wore Falsettos. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2006.
- The Bass Wore Scales. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2006.
- The Mezzo Wore Mink. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2008.
- The Diva Wore Diamonds. Hopkinsville, KY: St. James Music Press, 2009.
- The Organist Wore Pumps. Tryon, NC: SJMP Books, 2010.
- The Countertenor Wore Garlic. Tryon, NC: SJMP Books, 2011.
- The Treble Wore Trouble. Tryon, NC: SJMP Books, 2012.
- The Cantor Wore Crinolines. Tryon, NC: SJMP Books, 20113.
Hayden Konig, the main character in this series, is one busy man. He’s the police detective in the fictional little North Carolina mountain town of St. Germaine. He’s also the choirmaster and organist at the local Episcopal church, St. Barnabas, and an aspiring mystery writer. Hayden pecks out his novels on Raymond Chandler’s 1939 Underwood No. 5 typewriter, something he bought at an auction at Christie’s. It was quite a splurge. Hayden thought it would provide inspiration, but he soon finds that his little town gives him more material than he can use. Over the course of the series, Hayden encounters civic clubs battling over who’ll have the prime time for the living creche display, nudity at a nearby church camp, a missing gorilla, diamonds in the town’s time capsule, a chicken known as Binny Hen the Scripture Chicken who selects passages from the Bible, an assortment of flaky and funny townsfolk, and dead bodies that turn up in the choir loft with unsettling frequency.
