"Glom Gloom" and the Gartergates have become legend, and no one really believes the tiny, dangerous Weeuns actually exist. Until troublemaker Raymond Fibbey forms an alliance with crazy Wicker Bugle and former enemies Bort and Merrily and sets out to discover if any of the old stories are 'for true." 'Enjoyable fantasy.heroes can have human failings and foresight." -Library Journal 'Fantasy fans will become easily involved." -Booklist Nominated for the William Allen White Award
"Glom Gloom" and the Gartergates have become legend, and no one really believes the tiny, dangerous Weeuns actually exist. Until troublemaker Raymond ...
No one could be more orderly or organized than dedicated librarian Helma Zukas. No one could be more rash and raucous than avant-garde artist Ruth Winthrop. Yet the two women are best friends and a resourceful, ingenious, crime-solving team. So when two of Ruth's latest paintings--each depicting an ex-lover who met a very untimely and mysterious end--are stolen, the amazing amateur detectives get to work.
But digging through Ruth's romantic rendezvous turns up more than broken hearts. There's an angry ex-wife, a jealous fellow artist, and a rampaging group of local tree-huggers....
No one could be more orderly or organized than dedicated librarian Helma Zukas. No one could be more rash and raucous than avant-garde artist Ruth ...
In the twelfth and concluding Miss Zukas mystery, Chief of Police Wayne Gallant has finally popped the question to Miss Helma Zukas, librarian par excellence. But before Bellehaven, Washington can rejoice in the glad tidings, Helma's mother and Aunt Em are robbed and the alleged robber lies dead - or does he? Helma and her artist friend Ruth navigate through dangerous waters, including Helma's mother's wedding schemes, Ms. Moon's library secrets, and picketing authors, to discover the truth and recover the stolen items, especially Aunt Em's mysterious Lithuanian carving.
In the twelfth and concluding Miss Zukas mystery, Chief of Police Wayne Gallant has finally popped the question to Miss Helma Zukas, librarian par exc...
