Here is the holiday theme that I most look forward to. I know I have talked (many times!) about how I miss my seasons down here in San Antonio. I sometimes rely on\u00a0a good Christmas Cozy Mystery to get me in the holiday mood. I especially like the ones that are set in cold, snowy areas.<\/p>\n
\u00a0Bernadette Pajer<\/a><\/strong>‘s 4th book in her\u00a0\u00a0Professor Bradshaw Mystery Series<\/strong>, entitled The Edison Effect<\/a><\/strong>,\u00a0<\/em>will soon be released. This Christmas\u00a0theme mystery has Professor Benjamin Bradshaw, an early 1900s electrical engineer and inventor in Seattle, investigating the murder of an electrician at a men’s clothing store \u00a0who is found with holiday lights in his hand. Professor Bradshaw, his friend, and a detective try to follow the clues in order to solve the case.<\/p>\n \u00a0\u00a0J. D. Robb<\/a><\/strong> (aka Nora Roberts) is releasing Festive in Death<\/strong><\/em><\/a>, the 40th in her Eve Dallas in Death Mystery Series. Eve is a lieutenant in the New York police force in a futuristic 21st century (2050s – 2060s). As Nora Roberts<\/strong> she writes romantic suspense novels. While this is an extremely popular mystery series, it is not Cozy.<\/p>\n Lea Wait<\/strong><\/a> is also releasing a Christmas theme mystery. Wait’s 7th Shadows Antique Print Mystery Series<\/strong> entitled Shadows on a Maine Christmas<\/strong><\/em><\/a> will soon be available for reading. \u00a0Maggie Summer is an antique print dealer. She and her antiques dealer beau (along with his great aunt) head to Maine to spend a wonderful Christmas holiday. Wait also writes the Mainely Needlepoint Mystery Series<\/strong>, and historical novels for children.<\/p>\n If you would like to see more Cozy Mystery Christmas\u00a0mystery books, click on this link to take you to the Christmas Theme Mystery page<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n