It’s another step back in time and crime to the early 40’s, with a superb tale by C. W. Grafton. For those fans of the late Sue Grafton (i.e., her Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mystery Series), Sue was one of the daughters of C.W. Grafton – and it’s more than obvious, the...
With St. Patrick’s day on the horizon, now is the perfect time for cozy fans to get themselves “a wee bit of Ireland” – and nobody does it better when it comes to cozy Irish mysteries than Carlene O’Connor and her stellar Irish Village Mysteries.
Ellen Delaney and her...
The pandemic may have stopped or delayed a lot of things in our daily lives – but it sure didn’t stop a lot of great authors and publishers from giving us some really sensational cozy mysteries!
Crooked Lane Books brings us How to Book a Murder, A Starlit Bookshop Mystery...
Wonder Women Sixty’s best new cozy series pick for 2021 was Darci Hannah’s Beacon Bakeshop Mysteries. Both books in this series are simply stellar – filled with warmth, charm, a dash of humor and plots as solid as a brick wall. If you want a super sleuthing cozy with...
I’ve found the “perfect” mystery to kick off 2022: The Corpse In The Waxworks, A Paris Mystery by John Dickson Carr (1906-1977). Carr was only 25 years old when this was published.
Carr is noted for his superior locked room mysteries. This mystery features his...
Jenna Quinn had a
solid career in a marketing firm — that is, until she wound up
accused of embezzlement and murder. And even though she eventually
was cleared on both charges, it was too late – she lost just about
everything — her job, her home and even...
With an opening line like: Here in central Pennsylvania, bingo could very easily be considered a death sport…., I knew this cozy was gonna have me laughing and smirking through the whole twisted mystery.
Tallie Graver seems to have a nose for finding dead bodies...
Chloe Abbington recently left the bright lights of NYC after her aspirations of becoming an artist and opening her own gallery fell quickly by the wayside. But the icing on the proverbial cake was when she and her beau, Ross Thompson, called it “Splitsville.” No mending...
