Cozy Mysteries discussion

Looking for some good suggestions on series set in the 1700 to early 1930's that are set in England - I'm on a kick right now with Veronica Speedwell, Cleopatra Fox, Ms. Sherlock Holmes, and even the Glass & Steele and spin off series.

Daisy Dalrymple -- set in the 20s
Her Royal Spyness -- Set in the 20s and 30s

Jessica wrote: "Looking for some good suggestions on series set in the 1700 to early 1930's that are set in England - I'm on a kick right now with Veronica Speedwell, Cleopatra Fox, Ms. Sherlock Holmes, and even t..."

If you like Regency mysteries, try Andrea Penrose's Lady Ariana Hadley and her Wrexford & Sloane series.

Jennifer wrote: "Daisy Dalrymple -- set in the 20s
Her Royal Spyness -- Set in the 20s and 30s"
My favorites! I've read all of the books in the Royal Spyness series and can highly recommend them! I recently started the Daisy Dalrymple series and love it too--great character development. I'm also a fan of Wexford & Sloane series, and Sherry Thomas's Sherlock Holmes series. Great suggestions!

Redmond and Haze series by Irina Shapiro is terrific. It's set in the late 1800's.

Thank you all so much! It’s greatly appreciated!

A while ago, I read 'A Morbid Taste for Bones', from the Cadfael Chronicles. It was recommended to me, but to be honest I was a little sceptical as it was set in 1137, and I tend to lean towards a more contemporary context. However, I thoroughly enjoyed it and will definitely pick up some of the later books in the series at some point. I know that the time period is earlier than you might have been looking for, but I thought I'd offer it up just in case. :)

Jessica wrote: "Looking for some good suggestions on series set in the 1700 to early 1930's that are set in England - I'm on a kick right now with Veronica Speedwell, Cleopatra Fox, Ms. Sherlock Holmes, and even t..."

If you like the Regency Period try the Dido Kent series by Anna Dean and the Jane Austen Mysteries by Stephanie Barron. For the Victorian period, I enjoy the Death Below Stairs series by Jennifer Ashley (though I feel like the cook does too much sleuthing and not enough cooking). A bit darker are the Barker and Llewelyn series by Will Thomas.

I also enjoy the 1920s High Society Lady Detective Mystery by Sara Rosett. The first one is Murder at Archly Manor.