Caroline Fraser Books in Order

Raised in a Christian Science household, Fraser investigates the movement's origins, its founder Mary Baker Eddy, and its rise to political influence. She examines the consequences of rejecting medical treatment and the beliefs that sustain the church's authority.

Fraser travels with scientists and conservationists working to reconnect habitats and protect threatened species. From European greenbelts to African migration routes, she examines efforts to restore ecosystems while negotiating the difficult relationships between wildlife, landscapes, and human communities.

Using letters, manuscripts, and historical records, Fraser examines Laura Ingalls Wilder's life beyond the Little House books. She follows Wilder's struggles with poverty, her relationship with daughter Rose, and the transformation of personal hardship into an enduring national story.

Fraser investigates the concentration of serial killers in the Pacific Northwest during the 1970s and 1980s. Combining regional history with her own memories, she explores possible connections between violent crime, industrial pollution, and the environments that shaped notorious offenders.