Sue Grafton: Y is for Yesterday (This will be the 25th in the Kinsey Millhone MysterySeries.)
Susanna Gregory (aka Simon Beaufort): The Habit of Murder (This will be the 23rd in the Chronicles of Matthew Bartholomew Mystery Series.)
William Kent Krueger: Sulfur Springs (This will be the 16th in the Cork O’Connor Mystery Series.)
Rebecca Tope: Peril in the Cotswolds (This will be the 14th in the Cotswold Mystery Series.)
MJ says
Danna,
Funny you should mention Sue Grafton at the top of this post because yesterday (Sunday 8/20) on NPR’s All Things Considered there was an interview with Sue Grafton.
I thought it was an enjoyable and insightful segment — about 6 minutes long. The following is the link to this interview in case anyone is interested.
http://www.npr.org/2017/08/20/544886657/y-is-for-yesterday-sue-graftons-penultimate-mystery-series-novel
Danna - cozy mystery list says
MJ, thanks for the pointing that out! I’m going to go take a look now.
Bek says
Hmmmmmm…my “catty” and “ghosty” authors are very quiet just now. This is a bit of a relief to the pocketbook and bookcase space, but I’m hanging in there waiting for more books I can’t live without!
Danna - cozy mystery list says
Bek, don’t worry, I’m sure there will be more Cozies coming out in coming months! We’ll be hitting the beginning of holidays seasons soon after all.
Bek says
I’m hanging in there. Having my copy of “Cat Shining Bright” come in the mail has certainly helped! I can’t get enough of Joe Grey and his little family. SIGH…hope she writes FAST!
Pat Cray-Hollis says
I am looking for an author name that wrote a historical mystery dealing with the Scotland yard. I remember one book called the The Yard. I thought his first name is Alex.
Danna - cozy mystery list says
Pat, I think you’re thinking of Alex Grecian’s Scotland Yard Murder Squad series.