Cosy books looking for recommendations

Have you read any Liane Moriarty? Not crime mysteries but books that make you wonder what has happened

This is my historical detective fiction list that I posted fairly recently. Some are more cosy than others.

Pre-Tudor
Paul Doherty - Brother Athelstan (1300s)
Ellis Peters - Cadfael (1100s Shrewsbury)

Elizabethan
Fiona Buckley - Ursula Blanchard
P F Chisholm - Sir Robert Carey (Cumbria/Northumberland)
Edward Marston - Nicholas Bracewell
S J Parris - Giordano Bruno
S W Perry - Nicholas Shelby
C J Sansom - Shardlake

Restoration
Edward Marston - Christopher Redmayne
Andrew Taylor - James Marwood & Cat Lovett

Georgian
Douglas Skelton - Jonas Flynt (late 1700s)
Chris Nickson - Simon Westow (1820s Leeds)

Victorian
Anna Katharine Green - Mr Gryce, Amelia Butterworth (contemporary, American, very melodramatic writing style)
Chris Nickson - Tom Harper (Leeds)
Ambrose Parry - Raven & Fisher (Edinburgh)

Edwardian/WWI
Edward Marston - Home Front
Jacqueline Winspear - Maisie Dobbs

1920s
Cora Harrison - Reverend Mother (Cork)

1930s
Margery Allingham - Albert Campion (contemporary)
Elizabeth Daly - Henry Gamage (contemporary New York/East Coast USA)
C H B Kitchin - Malcolm Warren (contemporary)
E C R Lorac - Macdonald, Rivers (contemporary with particular warning for antisemitism. Even when sympathetic to the character her words can be quite hard to take)
Patricia Wentworth - Miss Silver (contemporary, late 1920s thru to early 1960s)

1960s
Patricia Hall - Kate O'Donnell (Liverpudlian in London)

1980s
Sue Grafton - A to Z (California)

Then on the present day side there's Rebecca Tope's Cotswold series about a house sitter and her Lake District series about a florist .

Catherine Coles writes cosy mysteries.

Carola Dunn , the Daisy Darymple series

Have you tried any of the writers from the Golden Age, like Dorothy L Sayers? Also, Lucy Worsley wrote a great book on Agatha Christe and another called A Very British Murder which looks at why the British public lives murder mysteries so much. There's also fantastic series to go along with the books (I do adore her too, so not sure if I am biased here 🤣)

'What you are looking for is in the Library ' by Michiko Aiyama.

It's very cosy.

But I did think Thursday murder club was too twee for me so its all just opinions.

No mystery but the people on platform 5 I really enjoyed. Very cosy (to me)

Cozy mysteries are some of my favourite books to read. The majority are American! My favourite authors are Denise Swanson, Kate Carlisle, Lorna Barrett, Ellery Adams and so many more!