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Cosy Mysteries

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Lovewearingjeans · 09/05/2015 21:00

Am I the only one who loves this genre? I liken them to the book version of Diagnosis Murder! If so who are your favourite authors/ series? Any recommendations?

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Momagain1 · 09/05/2015 22:07

I do! i favor any of them set in the middle ages.

No names right now. I am tucked up on the sofa with a sore throat and the bookshelf is too far away to read! But I want the thread to get noticed!

thelittlebooktroll · 10/05/2015 10:03

Agata Raisin.
Agatha Christie.
Mary Stewart.

These are all rainy day cosy mysteries. Hoping for some good recommendations on this thread. Love cosy mysteries.

efeslight · 10/05/2015 10:14

Also a big fan of mystery,do you know dorothy simpson, i think its inspector thanet, might be set in kent, written in the 80s.
Also ngaio marsh, a writer from new zealand, written in the 50s, some set in london, often based around theatre.

nettie · 10/05/2015 10:23

The Daisy Dalrymple [sp] series, can' t remember the author and the Alan Bradley Flavie de Luce (?) Series .

Obviously anything by agatha Christie.

Lovewearingjeans · 10/05/2015 10:25

I think I am at the more lightweight end of cosy mysteries Blush. I read mainly American authors on my Kindle. When I can be bothered to move on my sofa, I will write some of my favourites.

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Lovewearingjeans · 10/05/2015 10:26

Though I love the Robert Galbraith books. Would highly recommend those.

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highlandcoo · 10/05/2015 18:08

Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache mysteries. Set in the small French Canadian village of Three Pines. The detectives spend a lot of time in the cosy local bistro eating delicious food. Nothing gory. Nice cosy crime.

Lovewearingjeans · 10/05/2015 19:01

Will try that one highlandcoo. Thanks

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pelicancrossing · 10/05/2015 19:15

Hazel Holt is very good.

SoldierBear · 10/05/2015 19:19

this is a great site:
www.cozy-mystery.com/Free-and-Cheap-Kindle-Mystery-Books.html

agoodbook · 10/05/2015 19:22

Some of my favourites

Ann Granger - Markby and Mitchell
Dolores Gordon Smith - Jack Haldean

Barbara Cleverly - Joe Sandilands
Simon Brett - Feathering mysteries
Donna Leon -Inspector Brunetti

MarniRose · 15/05/2015 09:09

Yes you definitely need to check out the Ann granger ones - they're what you're looking for I think

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