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Cozy Mystery Books That Feel Like a Warm Blanket
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items Small towns, amateur sleuths, a cup of tea, and a murder that somehow never feels too dark — this is the cozy mystery shelf. No gore, no nightmares, just clever whodunits you can read with a blanket and a candle. If you want mysteries that feel like ...
Vera Wong is a sixty-year-old tea shop owner in San Francisco whose only customer is, let's say, not a customer — he's a dead body, and Vera decides the police are doing it wrong and takes over. She's nosy, magnificent, and absolutely convinced she's...
Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers
Four residents of a retirement village who meet every Thursday to discuss unsolved murders — and then one of them turns up in their own backyard. It's the coziest possible take on a whodunit: the sleuths are in their seventies, the banter is dry and ...
The Thursday Murder Club
A seventy-seven-year-old woman who sets crosswords for a living hears a gunshot while swimming in the Thames, and when the police dismiss her, she decides to solve it herself — recruiting the local dog-walker and the vicar's wife along the way. If yo...
The Marlow Murder Club
A retired schoolteacher is found dead in the woods of a tiny Quebec village, and Chief Inspector Armand Gamache — patient, kind, and quietly brilliant — comes to find out why. This is the first book of a seventeen-book series, and I'm warning you now...
Still Life (Chief Inspector Gamache Series #1)
Ten strangers are invited to an island by a host none of them have met, and then they start dying — one by one, in the order of an old nursery rhyme. It's the most perfectly plotted mystery ever written, I'll say it. Christie does in 300 pages what m...
And Then There Were None