Last weekend, I heard from someone who gave me the names of thirteen new authors for the site. I know that thirteen is an unlucky\u00a0 number in the mystery book business, but, since I don’t write the cozies that I tell you about… then I consider thirteen to be a very lucky number… AND am hoping that of the thirteen new authors she recommended, a few of them fall right into the cozy mystery book style for which you are searching.<\/p>\n
But, since I haven’t started working on these particular authors, let me take the time to tell you about a few new authors who I just posted. All of them were recommended by readers of the site… I haven’t been able to try out their books, but they sure do look interesting!<\/p>\n
Sharon Dunn<\/a>: Dunn (who describes herself as a Christian author)\u00a0writes two series, both of which are set in Montana. The Ruby Taylor Mystery Series <\/strong>features\u00a0a feed-store employee\/sleuth, and the Bargain Hunters Mystery Series<\/strong> features a garage sale junkie.\u00a0(I have\u00a0included Dunn’s series in the Antiquing Theme<\/a>, although, technically…)<\/p>\n Kaitlyn Dunnett<\/a>: A lot of you are familiar with Kaitlyn Dunnett, but just might not be aware of the fact that Dunnett and Kathy Lynn Emerson<\/strong> happen to be the same author… with different series “between them.” As Dunnett, she is starting a new series which is quite different from the “Emerson series.” It is the Liss MacCrimmon Mystery Series<\/strong>, which features a member of a Scottish Dance Troupe in Maine. As Emerson, she has the very popular\u00a0Lady Susanna Appleton Mystery Series<\/strong>, which\u00a0features a 1600s herbalist. \u00a0(That series is found in both the Historical Theme<\/a> page and the Gardening Theme<\/a> page.) She also writes the Diana Spaulding Mystery Series<\/strong>, which features a descendant of Lady Appleton as an1800s reporter. (Also found on the Historical Theme<\/a> page.)<\/p>\n