November – and October, which I ended up skipping – are both over, so it’s time to discuss our favorite Cozies that we read this month!
If you read a Cozy mystery this month and want to recommend it to the rest of us, be sure to post it here! For this month, I read the first entry of Verity Bright’s Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Series. For the reasons I want to recommend it, be sure to check out the blog entry!
So, what have you been reading that you can recommend in October or November? Please be sure to tell us why you liked these Cozies so much. I know we’re all always on the lookout for more particularly good Cozy Mystery authors! (If you have a lot of Cozies you think are great, please post the ones you like the most at the top of the list.)
As always, please do not tell us about the Cozy Mysteries you did not like.
What really good Cozy Mystery did you read October or November 2025 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?
Connie Berry: Kate Hamilton Mystery Series
Verity Bright: Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Series
Peg Cochran (aka Meg London and Margaret Loudon): Cranberry Cove Mystery Series
Lucy Connelly: Scottish Isle Mystery Series
Haley Jordan: Rosie Alexander Cross-Stitch Mystery Series (first entry Such a Cozy Murder)
Anne Perry: Christmas Mystery Series
Sara Rosett: High Society Lady Detective Mystery Series
Misty Simon: Sunny Side Up Mystery Series (first entry Diners, Drive-Ins, and Lies) AND Charmed Inn Mystery Series (first entry By Hook or By Book)
I will list the authors and series that have been recommended, but I urge you to read the comments below so you can see the reasons other Cozy Mystery readers thought these were their best reads of the month.
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P.S. I usually don’t comment on your recommendations since they speak for themselves.
Happy Thanksgiving, to everyone who practices it! This isn’t going to be a particularly elaborate Thanksgiving for our family, just spending some family time with my husband and our son, but I’m grateful nonetheless for the opportunity to do so. Even if you don’t live in the United States, I hope all of you can find some time to think about what you’re thankful for!






