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OK, I have to say, sometimes, when I know I should be working on a Cozy Mystery theme page, or I should be getting four new-to-the-Cozy-Mystery-site authors’ pages put up on the site, I am spending my time doodling around. One thing I find myself doing when I’m doodling is trying to find out if some of my favorite Cozy Mystery authors have made it to the Kindle (and Nook) format.<\/p>\n
Well, actually, I don’t have than many Cozy Mystery authors who I keep looking up, since almost all of them are already Kindle-ized (and Nook-ized). But there are two series I keep looking for, and one of them is written by three authors.<\/p>\n
I would love to read more mysteries in two particular series that haven’t yet hit the Kindle (Nook) format. Whenever I think that perhaps they won’t be Kindle-ized (& Nook-ized) I remember that E.F. Benson<\/a>‘s Lucia series (not mysteries, but altogether terrific!) \u00a0is in Kindle (& Nook) ( format >>> I think there is hope for my two (or should I say 4?) authors.<\/p>\n The two series I keep looking (and hoping) for are: Patricia Moyes<\/strong><\/a>‘ Henry Tibbett Mystery Series<\/strong> and the Miss Seeton Mystery Series<\/strong><\/a>, which was started by Heron Carvic<\/strong>, followed by Hampton Charles<\/strong>, and finished up by Hamilton Crane<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Patricia Moyes’ Henry Tibbett mysteries<\/strong> feature\u00a0Henry Tibbett, a Scotland Yard inspector. Even though technically this series is a police procedural (Henry being an inspector for the Yard), I find them to be very Cozy >>> anyway the ones I have read have a very Cozy spin to them. Although I have all of the mysteries in my bookshelf, I haven’t finished reading the series, now that I am addicted to my Kindle (& Nook) font control!<\/span><\/p>\n And, most of you know who Miss Emily D. Seeton<\/strong> is… a retired British teacher. I tell you, the font in the books I had was so tiny that I wouldn’t have enjoyed reading them when I was 22 years old! I don’t know how they managed to get so many words on each page! Those were the books that finally convinced me that I was ready to listen to my husband about getting a Kindle (& Nook). He had been trying to persuade me for quite a while, but I kept refusing. However, now that I have my Kindle (& Nook), I see there are no Miss Seeton Kindle (& Nook) books! Yikes! Oh well, I’ll keep searching…<\/p>\n Yep, those are the ones I keep searching out.<\/p>\n So, this brings me to my question: Are there one or two Cozy Mystery authors who you would like to see available in Kindle (& Nook) format? If so, would you mind telling us a little bit about the series?\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n I decided to go ahead and make a list of those authors who we would like to see Kindle-ized (Nook-ized):<\/p>\n Susan Wittig Albert<\/strong><\/a> (aka 1\/2 of Robin Paige): China Bayles Mystery Series<\/strong>\u00a0(some are in e-format while others aren’t)<\/p>\n Donna Andrews<\/a>: Turing Hopper Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n J. S. Borthwick<\/a>: Deane & McKenzie Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Heron Carvic<\/a>: Miss Setton Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Laura Childs<\/a>: Tea Shop Mystery Series<\/strong> (some are in e-format while others aren’t)<\/p>\n Carolyn Graham<\/a>: Chief Inspector Barnaby Midsomer Murders Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Honor Hartman<\/strong><\/a> (aka Miranda James, Jimmie Ruth Evans, & Dean James): Bridge Club Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Jens K. Holm: Detective Kim Mystery Series<\/strong> (Danish series)<\/p>\n Jane Langton<\/a>: Homer Kelly Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Emma Lathen<\/strong><\/a> (aka R.B. Dominic): Wall Street Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Richard & Frances Lockridge<\/a>: Mr. & Mrs. North<\/strong><\/p>\n Camille Minichino <\/strong><\/a>(aka Margaret Grace & Ada Madison): Periodic Table Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n Patricia Moyes<\/a>: Henry Tibbett Mystery Series<\/strong><\/p>\n