We’re just about at the end of November, so it’s time to discuss our favorite Cozies that we’ve 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 Karen Rose Smith’s Daisy’s Tea Garden 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 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 during November 2020 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Donna Andrews: Meg Langslow Mystery Series

Leslie Budewitz: Spice Shop Mystery Series

Lynn Cahoon: Tourist Trap Mystery Series

Eve Calder: Cookie House Mystery Series (first entry And Then There Were Crumbs)

Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke: Under Suspicion Mystery Series

Peg Cochran (aka Meg London): Cranberry Cove Mystery Series

Nancy Coco (aka Nancy J. Parra and Nell Hampton): Candy-Coated Mystery Series

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Year-Round Christmas Mystery Series

Maria DiRico (aka Ellen Byron): Catering Hall Mystery Series

Janet Finsilver: Kelly Jackson Mystery Series

Amanda Flower (aka Isabella Alan): Magical Garden Mystery Series

Danielle Garrett: Beechwood Harbor Magic Mystery Series (first entry Murder’s a Witch)

J M Griffin: Jules & Bun Mystery Series (first entry Left Fur Dead)

Carolyn Haines: Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery Series

Erin Huss: Cambria Clyne Mystery Series (first entry French Vanilla & Felonies)

Carlene O’Connor: Irish Village Mystery Series

Diana Orgain: Roundup Crew Mystery Series

Anne Perry: Christmas Mystery Series

Leigh Perry (aka Toni L.P. Kelner): Family Skeleton Mystery Series

Sara Sheridan: Mirabelle Bevan Mystery Series (first entry Brighton Belle)

Misty Simon: Tallie Graver Mystery Series (first entry Cremains of the Day)

Karen Rose Smith: Diasy’s Tea Garden Mystery Series

Lynne Truss: Constable Twitten Mystery Series (first entry A Shot in the Dark)

Eileen Watkins: Cat Groomer Mystery Series (first entry The Persian Always Meows Twice)

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.

♦To access more Cozy Mystery Books Recommendations, click on this link♦

P.S. I usually don’t comment on your recommendations since they speak for themselves.

We’re just about at the end of October, so it’s time to discuss our favorite Cozies that we’ve 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 Edward Marston’s Railway Detective 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? 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 during October 2020 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Mignon F. Ballard: Miss Dimple Mystery Series

M. C. Beaton (aka Marion Chesney): Hamish Macbeth Mystery Series

Catherine Bruns: Italian Chef Mystery Series

Lucy Burdette (aka Roberta Isleib): Key West Food Critic Mystery Series

Hope Callaghan: Garden Girls Mystery Series AND Cruise Ship Mystery Series

Chris Cavender (aka Tim Myers, Elizabeth Bright, Melissa Glazer, Casey Myers, Jessica Beck, & D.B. Morgan): Pizza Lover’s Mystery Series

Jill Churchill: Grace and Favor Mystery Series

Maya Corrigan: Five-Ingredient Mystery Series

Krista Davis: Paws & Claws Mystery Series

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Tea By the Sea Mystery Series

Peggy Ehrhart: Knit & Nibble Mystery Series

Jessica Ellicott (aka Jessie Crockett & Jessica Estevao): Beryl and Edwina Mystery Series

Sharon Farrow (aka 1/2 of D.E. Ireland): Berry Basket Mystery Series

Sally Goldenbaum: Seaside Knitters Society Mystery Series

Carolyn Haines: Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery Series

Victoria Hamilton (aka Amanda Cooper): Vintage Kitchen Mystery Series

Sofie Kelly  (aka Sofie Ryan & Darlene Ryan for Young Adult): Magical Cats Mystery Series

Peter Lovesey (reportedly not Cozy): Peter Diamond Mystery Series (first entry The Last Detective)

Edward Marston: Railway Detective Mystery Series

Sarah Osborne: Ditie Brown Mystery Series (first entry Too Many Crooks Spoil the Plot)

Paige Shelton: Alaska Wild Mystery Series

Ashley Weaver: Amory Ames Mystery Series

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.

♦To access more Cozy Mystery Books Recommendations, click on this link♦

P.S. I usually don’t comment on your recommendations since they speak for themselves.

We’re just about at the end of September, so it’s time to discuss our favorite Cozies that we’ve 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 Sofie Ryan’s Second Chance Cat 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 September? 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 during September 2020 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Esme Addison: Enchanted Bay Mystery Series (first entry A Spell for Trouble)

Donna Andrews: Meg Langslow Mystery Series

Stephanie Blackmoore: Wedding Planner Mystery Series

Julia Buckley: Hungarian Tea House Mystery Series

Ellen Byron (aka Maria DiRico): Cajun Country Mystery Series

Eve Calder: Cookie House Mystery Series (first entry And Then There Were Crumbs)

Vivien Chien: Noodle Shop Mystery Series

Peg Cochran (aka Meg London): Cranberry Cove Mystery Series

E.J. Copperman (aka Jeffrey Cohen): Mysterious Detective Mystery Series

Elizabeth Daly: Henry Gamadge Mystery Series

Diane Mott Davidson: Goldy Bear Mystery Series

Krista Davis: Domestic Diva Mystery Series

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Tea By the Sea Mystery Series

Jana DeLeon: Miss Fortune Mystery Series

Amanda Flower (aka Isabella Alan): Magic Garden Mystery Series

Daryl Wood Gerber (aka Avery Aames): Fairy Garden Mystery Series

Traci Hall: Scottish Shire Mystery Series (first entry Murder in a Scottish Shire)

Wendy Heuvel: Ablazing Grace

Tonya Kappes (aka Maymee Bell): Kenni Lowry Mystery Series

Essie Lang (aka Linda Wiken & Erika Chase): Castle Bookshop Mystery Series

Kylie Logan (aka Miranda Bliss & Casey Daniels): Ethnic Eats Mystery Series

Alyssa Maxwell: Lady and Lady’s Maid Mystery Series

Jenn McKinlay (aka Josie Belle & Lucy Lawrence): Library Lover’s Mystery Series

Amy Reade: Juniper Junction Mystery Series (first entry The Worst Noel)

Sofie Ryan (aka Sofie Kelly & Darlene Ryan for Young Adult) : Second Chance Mystery Series AND Magical Cats Mystery Series

J.B. Stanley (aka Jennifer Stanley, Ellery Adams, & 1/2 of Lucy Arlington): Supper Club Mystery Series

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.

♦To access more Cozy Mystery Books Recommendations, click on this link♦

P.S. I usually don’t comment on your recommendations since they speak for themselves.

We’re just about at the end of August, so it’s time to discuss our favorite Cozies that we’ve 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 Stephanie Blackwell’s Wedding Planner 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 August? 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 during August 2020 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Mildred Abbot: Cozy Corgi Mystery Series (first entry Cruel Candy)

Donna Andrews: Meg Langslow Mystery Series

Jennifer Ashley: Below Stairs Mystery Series (first entry Death Below Stairs)

Stephanie Blackwell: Wedding Planner Mystery Series

ACF Bookins: St. Marin’s Cozy Mystery Series (first entry Publishable By Death)

Simon Brett: The Decluttering Mystery Series

Duffy Brown: Consignment Shop Mystery Series

Rita Mae Brown: Mrs. Murphy Mystery Series

Julia Buckley: Hungarian Tea House Mystery Series

Lynn Cahoon: Farmo-to-Fork Mystery Series

Eve Calder: Cookie House Mystery Series (first entry And Then There Were Crumbs)

Hope Callaghan: Divine Cozy Mystery Series (first entry Divine Intervention)

Laurie Cass (aka Laura Alden): Bookmobile Cat Mystery Series

Laura Childs (aka Gerry Schmitt): Tea Shop Mystery Series

Jane K. Cleland: Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery Series

Elizabeth Daly: Henry Gamadge Mystery Series

Maddie Day: Country Store Mystery Series

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Tea By the Sea Mystery Series

Jana DeLeon: Miss Fortune Mystery Series

Hannah Dennison: Honeychurch Hall Mystery Series

Sharon Farrow (aka 1/2 of D.E. Ireland): Berry Basket Mystery Series

Joanne Fluke: Hannah Swensen Mystery Series

Victoria Gilbert: Book Lover’s B&B Mystery Series

Sally Goldenbaum: Seaside Knitters Mystery Series

Kerry Greenwood: Phryne Fisher Mystery Series

Sherry Harris: Sea Glass Salon Mystery Series

Heather Haven: Alvarez Family Murder Mysteries (first entry Murder Is a Family Business)

A.L. Herbert: Mahalia Watkins Soul Food Mystery Series

Cheryl Hollon: Webb’s Glass Shop Mystery Series

Emma Jameson: Lord and Lady Hetheridge (first entry Ice Blue)

Sofie Kelly (aka Sofie Ryan): Magical Cats Mystery Series

Harper Kincaid: Bookbinding Mystery Series (first entry To Kill a Mocking Girl)

Victoria Laurie: Cat & Gilley Life Coach Mystery Series

Virginia Lowell: Cookie Cutter Shop Mystery Series

Karen MacInerney: Gray Whale Inn Mystery Series AND Snug Harbor Mystery Series

Allison Montclair: Sparks & Bainbridge Mystery Series (first entry The Right Sort of Man)

Carlene O’Connor: Home to Ireland Mystery Series

Renee Patrick: Lillian Frost & Edith Head Mystery Series (first entry Design for Dying)

Louise Penny: Chief Inspector Gamache Mystery Series

Barbara Ross: Professional Busybody Mystery Series

Ashley Weaver: Amory Ames Mystery Series

Heather Webber (aka Heather Blake): Nina Quinn Mystery Series

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.

♦To access more Cozy Mystery Books Recommendations, click on this link♦

P.S. I usually don’t comment on your recommendations since they speak for themselves.