Mary Helen, Sister (Fictitious character)

Advent of dying by Carol Anne O'Marie( Book )
2 editions published in 1986 in English and held by 902 libraries worldwide

Death takes up a collection a Sister Mary Helen mystery by Carol Anne O'Marie( Sound Recording )
2 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 59 libraries worldwide
Sister Mary Helen and Sister Eileen are delivering loaves of Irish soda bread on St. Patrick's day to all of the Mount St. Francis College benefactors. Eager to finish, they make their last stop at St. Agatha's Church, where they interrupt a meeting of several prominent members of the community. Invited to stay for tea by Monsignor Joseph Higgins, the nuns agree but hurriedly leave. The next day they learn that the monsignor is dead and that he was poisoned.

Death of an angel : a Sister Mary Helen mystery by Carol Anne O'Marie( Book )
1 edition published in 1997 in English and held by 9 libraries worldwide

Death of an Angel A Sister Mary Helen Mystery, Library Edition( Sound Recording )
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 4 libraries worldwide
In this seventh outing for amateur sleuth Sister Mary Helen and her coconspirator, Sister Eileen, the two nuns take time out from their duties at Mount St. Francis College when a wealthy widow, a benefactor of the college and dear friend, is the second victim of a local rapist-murderer. Despite the furious protests of the San Francisco police, Sister Mary Helen decides that they need a little divine intervention. Between juggling their regular duties, ducking the notice of the detectives on the case, and a plan to straighten out the life of a sad young librarian, the Sisters have their hands full. But as criminals, law enforcement types, and their fellow nuns have discovered, there's no stopping the pair when they feel their involvement is called for.

Death Goes on Retreat A Sister Mary Helen Mystery( Sound Recording )
1 edition published in 2009 in English and held by 4 libraries worldwide
Sister Mary Helen, still spry at seventy-something, makes a perfectly innocent mistake when she arrives at St. Colette's Retreat House a week early. Unfortunately, so has a convention of San Francisco priests. Mary Helen, accompanied by her long-suffering old friend Sister Eileen, had hoped for a few tranquil days of spiritual renewal. Instead she encounters a boisterous group of hard-drinking pastors, a crotchety cook named Beverly, a hysterical dishwasher, an inexplicably nervous resident nun and a dead body. Someone has killed a former seminary student and left his corpse under the glorious mountain pines. The local police don't have a prayer when it comes to spotting the real culprit. But perhaps a contemplative nun with a God-given gift for sleuthing can see the evil that men do and the telltale clue that no one else divines.