A Treasure To Die For was featured as one of the best ways to get a feel for Arkansas in Southwest Airlines Spirit Magazine article, "Put the Mystery into your Travel."

• Take two pillow cases full of empty baking powder tins and thirty pounds of stolen cash.
• Put a quantity of hundred dollar bills in each can, seal lids.
• Hide this mixture somewhere in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
• After the mixture has seasoned for forty years, sift together all the people who know about the hidden treasure.
• Cut in one investigative reporter and one unsuspecting Elderhostel coordinator.
• Bake until too hot to handle, and place before Carrie McCrite and Henry King.
• See who survives.

"Nehring's delightful novel...features history and romance with murder thrown in.... A winning combination and a fun read." — Patricia Sprinkle, bestselling author of the Thoroughly Southern mystery series

"The treasure here is Radine Trees Nehring and her plucky crime solver, Carrie Culpepper McCrite." — J.M. Hayes, author of Plain Crazy and Prairie Gothic

"The characters are as alive as present-day Hot Springs. I couldn't put it down." — Dr. Dojelo C. Russell, Program Coordinator, University of Arkansas Elderhostel programs in Hot Springs, Arkansas