r/CozyMystery

New to cozy mystery books

New to cozy mystery books

I want to start getting into cozy mysteries to give my mental health a break from heavier books. I got these off of kindle unlimited, and would love to know if anyone has anything positive or negative to say about them.

The only cozy mystery series I’ve read is the Hannah Swanson books, but I stopped at Strawberry Cheesecake Murder because the love triangle got old.

Thanks!!

u/Notinthiseconomy_ — 13 days ago

Self-promotion Sunday! (Weekly post)

As promised, this sub allows self-promotion in this weekly post. Self-promotion outside this post will be removed. Post only as a comment in this thread.

This is the opportunity to share your book or other cozy mystery project. Please abide by the rules of this sub in all other respects: no spoilers, no AI, be civil, and keep it cozy/cosy mystery related.

Affiliate links (those that give a commission) are not permitted at any time.

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u/Helenesdottir — 11 days ago

Recommend me some Halloween and fall themed cozies

I just picked up the Cornish Halloween Murder as even with additional copies bought my wait time on Libby was still four months long and I want to read it this month but looking for more suggestions for Halloween and fall themed cozy mysteries that you like! I‘m usually more in the British historical category of cozy mystery so this is out of my normal wheelhouse and I don’t know what’s good. I am sadly now visually impaired and can only read via audiobook so need that to be an option. Thanks!

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u/forwardishdirection — 13 days ago

Worst/silliest Hannah Swensen moments? [Spoilers]

Stupidest written moment: Andrea was talking to Hannah about using mashed potatoes to practice icing cakes, and Hannah said, "She did explain that mashed potatoes wouldn't taste like frosting, right?"

Most annoying: eight thousand Whippersnapper recipes and the subsequent cooing that they were so simple even Michelle's incompetent ass could make them

Also most annoying: Cuddles and Moishe and the everlasting "chasing each other around the house."

Most bewildering: the recipe instruction to pack the flour down in the cup when you measure it

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u/abitchwithnodignity — 12 days ago

Sister Boniface

Just got done watching a Sister Boniface Mysteries episode that was James Bond themed. Complete with a spoof with the opening title sequences of the nuns. It's actually my favourite of the cozy crime series. It's a silly but inventive series. Funny and fast paced with some warm and moving moments.

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u/Hack-Hound44 — 13 days ago