According to the website Cozy-Mystery.com, most cozy mysteries take
place in small, picturesque towns or villages, with characters the
reader could envision having as neighbors or friends. The detectives in cozy
mysteries aren't usually experts, but rather everyday people who
happen to stumble across dead bodies or have friends who need help.
They often have friends or relatives who are in law enforcement who can
help them out. One thing that often pulls readers into cozy mysteries is the underlying theme (i.e. pets, hobbies, cooking, etc.) Most cozy mysteries tend to be written in series, so the reader gets to know the character, and can dig further into the theme. Here is a sampling of cozy mysteries to try:
►Aunt Dimity and the Village Witch
by Nancy Atherton
►The Fashion Hound Murders
by Elaine Viets
►The Cat Who Brought Down the House
by Lilian Jackson Braun
►Key Lime Murder
by Joanne Fluke
►Death of a Kingfisher
by M.C. Beaton
►Hounded to Death
by Rita Mae Brown
►Gone West
by Carole Dunn
►English Tea Murder
by Leslie Meier
►Cat's Claw
by Susan Albert Wittig
►Agony of the Leaves
by Laura Childs
►The Deception at Lyme
by Carrie Bebris
►House of Seven Mables
by Jill Churchill
►Broken Dishes
by Earlene Fowler
►If Books Could Kill
by Kate Carlisle
►The Ghost and the Dead Deb
by Alice Kimberly
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