Cozy Mysteries discussion

Here we go. This time I've included some cozy mysteries which will be published only in digital format and some historical mysteries:

A Charming Voodoo (Magical Cures Mystery #10) (ebook only)
Tonya Kappes

Count Catula
Kathi Daley

Mud Bog Murder (Eve Appel Mysteries #4)
Lesley A. Diehl

Out of Nowhere (Darcy Lott #6)
Susan Dunlap

Stripped Bare (Kate Fox #1)
Shannon Baker

Cheddar Off Dead (Undercover Dish Mystery #2)
Julia Buckley

No Farm No Foul (Farmer's Daughter Mystery #1)
Peg Cochran

Winter's Child (Wind River Reservation mystery #20)
Margaret Coel

Cancelled by Murder (Postmistress #2)
Jean Flowers

Paint the Town Dead (Silver Six Crafting Mystery #2)
Nancy Haddock

Digging Up the Dirt (Southern Ladies Mystery #3)
Miranda James

What Gold Buys (Silver Rush Mystery #5) (Historical mystery)
Ann Parker

Murder of a Cranky Catnapper (Scumble River #19)
Denise Swanson

The Question of the Felonious Friend (Asperger's Mystery #3)
E.J. Copperman

Matrimony in Miniature (Miniature #9)
Margaret Grace

Shadows on a Morning in Maine (Antique Print Mysteries #8)
Lea Wait

Body in the Bayou (Cajun Country #2)
Ellen Byron

Murder in G Major (Gethsemane Brown Mysteries #1)
Alexia Gordon

Pushing Up Daisies (Agatha Raisin #27)
M. C. Beaton

A Killer's Guide to Good Works (A Val Cameron Mystery #2)
Shelley Costa

Death Pumpkin Spice (Bookstore Cafe Mystery #3)
Alex Erickson

It's Your Party, Die if You Want To (Liv And Di In Dixie Mystery #2)
Vickie Fee

Dandelion Dead (A Natural Remedies Mystery #4)
Chrystle Fiedler

Christmas Caramel Murder (Hannah Swensen #20)
Joanne Fluke

By Familiar Means (Witch's Cat Mystery #2)
Delia James

The Murder of a Queen Bee (Henny Penny Farmette #2)
Meera Lester

A March to Remember (Hattie Davish #5) (Historical mystery)
Anna Loan-Wilsey

The Semi-Sweet Hereafter (Chocolate Whisperer #3)
Colette London

High Kicks, Hot Chocolate, and Homicides (Happy Hoofers Mystery #5)
Mary McHugh

British Manor Murder (Lucy Stone #23)
Leslie Meier

Lethal Lifestyles (Headlines in High Heels #6)
LynDee Walker

Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd (Flavia de Luce #8)
Alan Bradley

Whispers Beyond the Veil (A Change of Fortune Mystery #1) (Historical mystery)
Jessica Estevao

Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Brash Blonde (Marty Hudson Mystery #1)
Gemma Halliday & Kelly Rey

Two Tall Tails (A Magical Cats Mystery #8.5) (ebook only)
Sofie Kelly

Movie Night Murder (Merry Wrath Mystery #4)
Leslie Langtry

Revenge in a Cold River (William Monk #22) (Historical mystery)
Anne Perry

Deadly Wipeout (Aloha Lagoon Mysteries #3)
Beth Prentice

Murder at the Witching Hour (Sand and Sea Hawaiian Mystery #3) (ebook only)
Kathi Daley

A Manhattan Murder Mystery (An Irina Curtius Mystery #1)
Susan Bernhardt

This time I have one in pre-order (and I've purchased another ones as they have been published prior to the first Tuesdy).

I have 11 of these as ARC and will try to release my reviews the day of release. The review will be on good read shortly after I finished it

MARISA, thanks for doing this as I find it very helpful. Three are on my must read list. DIGGING UP DIRT by Miranda James
A FAMILIAR MEANS by Delia James
Anne Perry's latest Monk mystery

Miranda James is in my list too, as I like all her/his books.

Marisa wrote: "Winter's Child (Wind River Reservation mystery #20)
Margaret Coel"

Does anyone here read this series? It sounds good, but I don't know anyone who's read any of the books.

Yes, I have read all of the Wind River Series. They can be read as a stand-alone, but I suggest starting at the first in the series to follow Father John and Vicky Holden and the Arapahoe Indians. My review of this book is on Goodreads and will be on my other sites Tuesday. If you like Tony Hillman you will like this series.

Thanks, Betty, that helps :) I'll check to see if my library has the first book in the series.

Only 4 of these on order, along with Harlan Coben's HOME, which is a Myron Bolitar book. A slow month! Some good ones coming in October!

Melodie wrote: "Only 4 of these on order, along with Harlan Coben's HOME, which is a Myron Bolitar book. A slow month! Some good ones coming in October!"

My God, only four! ;-)

Melodie wrote: "Only 4 of these on order, along with Harlan Coben's HOME, which is a Myron Bolitar book. A slow month! Some good ones coming in October!"

I was fortunate to get an ARC of Home Melodie, it was a quick thrilling read. I liked it.

Betty wrote: "I have 11 of these as ARC and will try to release my reviews the day of release. The review will be on good read shortly after I finished it"

I have 11 as well Betty, I am having a hard time getting the reviews done in time though.

I still have 5 to read most of them September 27. This last summer I had a lot o f problems getting the read by the released date. I have cut back my requests so it won't happen again. I realize that their is no commitment to do so , it's just pressure I put on myself. I reading THE CHRISTIE CURSE and enjoying it, very good.

Really looking forward to Movie Night Murder by Leslie Langtry.

The newest Gertie Johnson novel was released today. Murder Goes to the Dogs by Deb Baker

Marisa, I had the first mystery of a new cozy series published yesterday. It is A Manhattan Murder Mystery: An Irina Curtius Mystery[ by Susan Bernhardt|7255617].

Thank you.

Duly noted.

Marisa wrote: "Duly noted." Thank you, Marisa. :)

Has anyone read M.C. Beaton's Pushing Up Daisies? What did you think? Thanks.

Susan wrote: "Has anyone read M.C. Beaton's Pushing Up Daisies? What did you think? Thanks."

I read it and I am not too sure about it. I have not read any of the Agatha Raisin books before this one, I did not like Agatha much. That coloured my perceptions I think. It was okay but only 3 Stars for me.