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A cozy mystery usually takes place in a benign universe, in a small town setting. They usually involve a domestic crime, one without bloodshed, committed with a blunt instrument or poison. Cozies are most often solved by gifted amateur detectives, and involve solving some form of a puzzle through observation, deduction and the keen understanding of human nature. There is no graphic violence or use of strong language.
Adams, Alina - Figure skating mysteries
Albert, Susan Wittig - Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter
Atherton, Nancy - Aunt Dimity mysteries
Ball, Donna - Raine Stockton dog mysteries
Beaton, M.C. - Agatha Raisin mysteries
Berenson, Laurien - Melanie Travis mysteries
Bishop, Claudia - Hemlock Falls mysteries
Bulock, Lynn - Gracie Lee mysteries
Cannell, Dorothy - Ellie Haskell mysteries
Carter, Sammi - Candy shop mysteries
Cohen, Nancy J. - Bad Hair Day mysteries
Colley, Barbara - Charlotte LaRue mysteries
Collins, Kate - Flower Shop mysteries
Coyle, Cleo - Coffeehouse mysteries
Hall, Parnell - Sudoku Puzzle mysteries
Ink, India - Bath and Body mysteries
Islieb, Roberta - Golf Lovers
Johnson, Claire M. - Mary Ryan Pastry Chef mysteries
Johnson, Linda O - Kendra Ballantine
Johnson, Linda O - Pet Sitter mysteries
McCall Smith, Alexander - Isabel Dalhousie / Sunday Philosophy Club
McCall Smith, Alexander - The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency
Meredith, D.R. - Murder by the Yard mysteries
Pence, Joanne - Angie Amalfi mysteries
Pickens, Cathy - Avery Andrews / Southern Fried mysteries
Pollero, Rhonda - Finley Anderson Tanner mysteries
Sprinkle, Patricia - Thoroughly Southern mysteries
Temple, Lou Jane - Spice Box mysteries - 1700s
Temple, Lou Jane - Heaven Lee mysteries


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