April is almost 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 Ellery Adams’s Secret, Book & Scone Society 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 April? 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 April 2024 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Ellery Adams (aka J. B. Stanley, Jennifer Stanley, & 1/2 of Lucy Arlington): Secret, Book & Scone Society Mystery Series

Juneau Black: Shady Hollow Mystery Series (first entry Shady Hollow)

V.M. Burns: Mystery Bookshop Mystery Series

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

Jennifer J. Chow: LA Night Market Mystery Series (first entry Death by Bubble Tea)

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

Maya Corrigan: Five-Ingredient Mystery Series

Elizabeth Spann Craig   (aka Riley Adams & Elizabeth Craig): Sunset Ridge Mystery Series

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery Series

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

Lauren Elliott: Beyond the Page Bookstore Mystery Series

Amanda Flower (aka Isabella Alan): Piper and Porter Mystery Series AND Farm to Table Mystery Series

Emily George: Cannabis Cafe Mystery Series (first entry A Half-Baked Murder)

Roberta Isleib (aka Lucy Burdette): Golf Lovers’ Mystery Series

Clara McKenna: Stella and Lyndy Mystery Series (first entry Murder at Morrington Hall)

Sue Minix: Bookstore Mystery Series (first entry Murder at the Bookstore)

Ian Moore: Follet Valley Mystery Series (first entry Death and Croissants)

Erica Ruth Neubauer: Jane Wunderly Mystery Series (first entry Murder at the Mena House)

Amy Pershing: Cape Cod Foodie Mystery Series

Spencer Quinn (aka Peter Abrahams):  Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge

Barbara Ross: Maine Clambake Mystery Series

Connie Shelton: Samantha Sweet Mystery Series

Nina Simon: Mother-Daughter Murder Night

Robert Thorogood: Marlow Murder Club Mystery Series (first entry The Marlow Murder Club)

Victoria Thompson: Gaslight Mystery Series

Diana Xarissa: Isle of Man Cozy Mystery Series (first entry Aunt Bessie Assumes)

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.

March is almost 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 Susan Wittig Albert’s Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter 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 March? 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 March 2024 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Susan Wittig Albert: Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter

Ellie Alexander (aka Kate Dyer-Seeley): Bakeshop Mystery Series

Kelley Armstrong: Haven’s Rock Mystery Series (first entry Murder at Haven’s Rock)

Verity Bright: Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Series (first entry A Very English Murder)

Vicki Delany (aka Eva Gates): Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery Series

Amanda Flower (aka Isabella Alan): Farm to Table Mystery Series

Victoria Gilbert: Blue Ridge Library Mystery Series

Mia Gold: Ruby Steele Cozy Mystery Series (first entry On the Rocks)

Darci Hannah: Beacon Bakeshop Mystery Series

Lark O. Jensen: Alaska Untamed Mystery Series (first entry Bear Witness)

Dale Mayer: Lovely Lethal Gardens Mystery Series (first entry Arsenic in the Azaleas)

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

Amita Murray: Arya Winters Mystery Series (first entry Arya Winters and the Tiramisu of Death)

Carlene O’Connor: Irish Village Mystery Series

Marcia Rosen: Agatha, Raymond, Sherlock & Me Mystery Series (first entry Murder at the Zoo)

Eryn Scott: Murder at the Morrisey Mystery Series (first entry A Body in 3B)

Joyce Tremel (aka Joyce St. Anthony): Cider House 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.

February is almost 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 Pec Cochran’s Cranberry Cove 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 February? 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 February 2024 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

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

Simon Brett: Mrs. Pargeter Mystery Series

Lynn Cahoon: Tourist Trap Mystery Series AND Kitchen Witch Mystery Series

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

Anne Claire: Christie Bookshop Mystery Series (first entry Dead and Gondola)

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

Lucy Connelly: Scottish Isle Mystery Series (first entry An American in Scotland)

Amanda Flower (aka Isabella Alan): Farm to Table Mystery Series

Victoria Gilbert: Hunter & Clewe Mystery Series

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

Gemma Halliday: High Heels Mystery Series

Darci Hannah: Beacon Bakeshop Mystery Series

Laurie R. King: Back to the Garden

Kate Lansing: Colorado Wine Mystery Series (first entry Killer Chardonnay)

Tara Lush: Coffee Lover’s Mystery Series

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

Debra Sennefelder: Resale Boutique Mystery Series (first entry Murder Wears a Little Black Dress)

Rosalie Spielman: Aloha Lagoon Mystery (series by various authors… specific recommendation Hallo-Waiian Murder Mystery)

Joyce Tremel (aka Joyce St. Anthony): Cider House Mystery Series

Ashley Weaver: Electra McDonnell 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.

January is almost 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 Valerie Burns’s Baker Street 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 January? 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 January 2024 that you want the rest of us to know about, and why did you enjoy it?

Susan M. Boyer: Liz Talbot Mystery Series

Emily Brightwell: Mrs. Jeffries Mystery Series

Valerie Burns: Baker Street Mystery Series

Kate Carlisle: Fixer-Upper Mystery Series

Cleo Coyle (aka Alice Kimberly): Coffeehouse Mystery Series

Krista Davis: Paws & Claws Mystery Series

Maddie Day (aka Edith Maxwell & Tace Baker): Country Store Mystery Series

Kathleen Ernst: Chloe Ellefson Mystery Series

Jacqueline Frost (aka Julie Chase, Julie Anne Lindsey, & Bree Baker): Christmas Tree Farm Mystery Series

Lee Hollis: Desert Flowers Mystery Series

Mindy Quigley: Reverend Lindsay Harding Mystery Series (first entry A Murder in Mount Moriah)

Laura Scott: Callahan Confidential Mystery Series (first entry Shielding His Christmas Witness)

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.