What cozy mystery should I read?

The Best Cozy Mystery Series to Read Right Now

• Noodle Shop Mysteries by Vivien Chien.
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• Gethsemane Brown series by Alexa Gordon.
• Scottish Bookshop Mysteries by Paige Shelton.
• Cat Cafe Mysteries by Cate Conte.
• The Vampire Knitting Club by Nancy Warren.
• Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mysteries by Vicki Delany.

Who are the most popular cozy mystery writers?

Most Popular and Recommended Cozy Mystery Series

• Elizabeth Daly: Henry Gamadge Mystery Series.
• Victoria Thompson: Gaslight Mystery Series.
• Jenn McKinlay: Library Lover’s Mystery Series.
• Eve Calder: Cookie House Mystery Series.
• Lynn Cahoon: The Farm to Fork Mystery Series.
• Lee Harris: Christine Bennett Holiday Mystery Series.

Do you have to read cozy mysteries in order?

Another pretty loose rule about mystery series is cozy mystery series hardly ever require any kind of order. Sure, a character might be married later in the series, or is now the owner of the nail salon for raccoons where they have worked for years, but it’s not information that you really need to enjoy the story.

Why are murder mysteries cozy?

In other subgenres of mystery and suspense, the reader might already know who the killer is from the very beginning. In a cozy, the reader has the opportunity to solve the murder right along with the main character. As such, the readers believe they can solve the crime, too.

Is Louise Penny a cozy mystery writer?

After 10 acclaimed years on the job, Louise Penny can stand fairly accused of crafting some of the finest and most popular “cozies” extant. My books are about a lot of things, but murder is probably the least of them; they’re more allegory than cozy.” …

Who has solved Cains jawbone?

John Finnemore
The competition will run for one year from the date of publication.” In November 2020 it was announced that comedian and crossword compiler John Finnemore had correctly solved the puzzle, doing so over a period of six months during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Can you read Tana French books out of order?

You can read them in publication order, but it is not an obligation. It is sometimes recommended to read “In The Woods” and “The Likeness” later in the series. Reading them together is better, but the first one is the most divisive book in the series.