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Growing up, my favorite comedies were ones starring women who, despite their professional success, seemed constantly on the brink of disaster, one catastrophe away from complete de...
In 1938 London, DCI Lilian Wyles, the first woman detective chief inspector in the CID, is determined to find a killer with the help of the four queens of crime.
The following are Uzma Jalaluddin’s recommendations for series and novels featuring memorable amateur sleuths. * Miss Marple Agatha Christie, Miss Marple series I’ll be honest—as...
The idea of the “cozy” mystery—stories that feature quaint settings, quirky characters, a bit of warmth, and most importantly the feeling that you’re in safe hands as a reader (tha...
Ireland is the cadaver on the dissection table in these murder mysteries by five women writers. Their books are forensic examinations of the country’s social dysfunction; the pasts...
Cats and Cozies go paw in hand. Claudia H. Long said, “Cats and Cozies are a natural fit, even if the cat is not a literal cat, but rather a dog, a goat, or even a nun who sells ca...
These literary mysteries combine lush prose with compelling plots and characters in one perfect package.
Jane Austen’s hallmark mix of gentle humor, razor-sharp characterization and clever plotting lends itself perfectly to cozy mysteries. Passions swirl beneath a tranquil surface, li...
A big batch of paperback mystery reads, an Alex Cross series announcement, housewife revenge novels, and more mystery news and links
What Judy’s book club doesn’t know about murder mysteries isn’t worth writing about. Nothing beats cracking a fictional case over some wine and salt and vinegar crisps. But can the...
To escape the world around me, I’ve always turned to mysteries. When things feel chaotic, I crave order—I want the bad guy to be caught, the evil contained, and the community to th...
At first glance, a Jane Austen cozy crime retelling may seem like a strange, hybrid monster, but look around and you’ll find plenty of examples. From Amelia Blackwell’s time-travel...
Though it’s true that a thieving grifter is the star of Harmless Women, like many criminals, my protagonist Avalon’s true identity is that of a survivor, one who will go to any len...
Margot Cooper’s perfect life as the wife of an A-list Hollywood actor and as a lifestyle influencer implodes one morning in 2024 when her husband’s sexual indiscretions are shared...
A serial killer's victim is brought back in a speculative crime novel, a young Wiccan brings back some murdered girls, and more.
As Mila the magician—aka Mila MacAllister, who lives in the friendly New England town of Corvin’s Crossing—nervously awaits her chance to impress the patrons of Mugsy’s Club, her b...
By H.Y. Hanna The bell was already ringing, shrill and insistent, when I arrived at the classroom and darted through the door. I was hot and sweaty from my rush across the playgrou...
Cozy mysteries got me through cancer. Maybe medical intervention did most of the work, but I spent over a year exhausted, foggy, and barely functioning. I’d lie on the couch devour...
A dedicated group of jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts must put their problem-solving skills to the test when one of their own is murdered, for fans of Kate Young and Richard Osman.
One of my greatest joys as a reader of crime fiction is diving into a new adventure featuring a favorite detective, amateur sleuth, or gang of lovable rule-benders. Crime fiction h...
Older women in their fifties, sixties, seventies, and eighties take the lead in these historical fiction books.
Jake Tiptree has her Maine home to herself for several days, an unusual occurrence given how packed it usually is with three generations of her family. While the silence is gloriou...
Easter is almost here—and if your to-do list is overflowing, you deserve a little “me time” between all the baking, meal planning, basket stuffing and other holiday prep. Enter coz...
Turns out cats are excellent crime-solvers — the hard part is getting the humans to pay attention... The post The Collected Works of Sneaky Pie Brown: The Mrs. Murphy Mysteries app...
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