This cozy is not only a nice mystery, but it’s also very funny.

Expat Catherine has found not only a home in Far Wychwood, an idyllic English village, but also murder. If you are a British cozy lover, you will enjoy this one.

Abby Shaw runs a candy shop called Divinity. All turns sour when another merchant ends up dying in a fire and the cause is arson. And with Abby’s brother is the chief suspect.

Literary scholar Grace Hollister visits the English Lake District and stumbles upon murder. This is a bit different than the usual cozy. There’s a bit more adventure and suspense.

This yuletide cozy is a hoot and Jane is busy as ever trying to host two holiday parties and dealing with a houseful of Christmas company. And if all that is not enough someone goes and gets murdered.

Persia Rose Vanderbilt returns to her Washington state home to help out in her aunt’s bath and body shop, Venus Envy. The suds really hit the proverbial fan when not one, but two murders occur and Persia has to try and not get herself into a lather and figure out who did it.

This charming British series takes place in 1914. I must say this is one of the coziest of the many Christmas cozies that have been published. So get ye some figgy pudding, a Christmas cracker and enjoy.

There are quite a few culinary mystery series, but the exploits of caterer sleuth Goldy Bear Schulz are by far my favorites.

Meet Magdalena Yoder, a frank-talking, frugal Mennonite innkeeper.

This debut title finds Magdalena running herd on a bunch of unruly hunters and animal rights activists. Things are already amiss when murder comes calling.

Come on — you knew someone was going to make a Viagra Falls joke. This is number 24 in this madcap, fun series.

A very well-received book despite its screwball plot.