Cozy Mysteries discussion

I've included some cozy mysteries which will be published only in digital format and some historical mysteries (excuse any mistake, and if there are some omissions, for sure I'll try to solve them):

The Stolen Letter (Scottish Bookshop Mystery #5)
Paige Shelton

Proof of Murder (Beyond the Page Bookstore Mystery #4)
Lauren Elliott

Summerhouse Reunion (Island Reunion #1) (ebook only)
Kathi Daley

Tents, Trails & Turmoil (Camper and Criminals Cozy Mystery #11) (ebook only)
Tonya Kappes

Deep Fried Revenge (Farm-to-Fork Mystery #4)
Lynn Cahoon

Cocktails and Cowardice (Peridale Cafe Mystery #20) (ebook only)
Agatha Frost

Pumpkin Spice Peril (Cupcake Bakery Mystery #12)
Jenn McKinlay

The Diva Spices It Up (A Domestic Diva Mystery #13)
Krista Davis

Antiques Fire Sale (A Trash 'n' Treasures Mystery #14)
Barbara Allan

A Stroke of Malice (Lady Darby Mystery #8) (Historical mystery)
Anna Lee Huber

Pulp Friction (A Cider Shop Mystery #2)
Julie Anne Lindsey

And the Killer Is (A Savannah Reid Mystery #25)
G. A. McKevett

Murder in Galway (Galway Ireland Mystery/Home to Ireland #1)
Carlene O'Connor

One Fatal Flaw (Daniel Pitt Mystery #3) (Historical mystery)
Anne Perry

Miss Julia Knows a Thing or Two (Miss Julia #22)
Ann B. Ross

Murder on Pleasant Avenue (Gaslight Mystery #23) (Historical mystery)
Victoria Thompson

Death of a Bean Counter (Maggy Thorsen #12)
Sandra Balzo

This Magick Marmot (Abracadabra #5)
Sharon Pape

A Star Is Dead (Angela Richman, Death Investigator #4)
Elaine Viets

Dead on the Vine (Finn Family Farm #1)
Elle Brooke White

Knit One Murder Two (Knitorious Murder #1)
Reagan Davis

Death of an American Beauty (Jane Prescott #4) (Historical mystery)
Mariah Fredericks

Death in Wine (Wine & Dine Mysteries #5)
Gemma Halliday

Trowel and Error (The English Cottage Garden Mysteries #4) (ebook only)
H.Y. Hanna

The Manatee Did It (Southern Beach #1) (ebook only)
Kay Dew Shostak

Crimes and Survivors (Reisden and Perdita #4) (Historical mystery)
Sarah Smith

Six Cloves Under (A Garlic Farm Mystery #1)
Gin Jones

Seas the Day (A Seafood Caper Mystery #1)
Maggie Toussaint

Shredding the Evidence (Cookbook Nook Mystery #9)
Daryl Wood Gerber

A Farewell to Murder (The Southernmost #1)
David F. Berens & Kimberly Griggs

Murder in the Storybook Cottage (Book Retreat Mysteries #6)
Ellery Adams

Sugar and Vice (A Cookie House Mystery #2)
Eve Calder

Murder in the Wine Country (A Kelly Jackson Mystery #6)
Janet Finsilver

Botched Butterscotch (Amish Candy Shop Mystery #4.5)
Amanda Flower

A Fatal Finale (Ella Shane #1) (Historical mystery)
Kathleen Marple Kalb

Murder Can Confuse Your Chihuahua (Haunted Craft Fair Mysteries #2)
Rose Pressey

Staging Wars (A Laura Bishop Mystery #2)
Grace Topping

Mrs. Morris and the Witch (A Salem B&B Mystery #2)
Traci Wilton

Secrets of the Treasure King (Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast #4)
Terry Ambrose

Excursions to Die For (ebook only)
Susan Harper

I love that you take the time to do this for us every month, Marisa, even though I always find a series or two to add to Mt. TBR :)

Botched Butterscotch is #4.5 in the Amish Candy Shop series, not #4. It's a 76-page half-step book.

Ditto -- even though the effect you have on my TBR is catastrophic.

Marisa, your link to A Farewell to Murder (The Southernmost #1)
David F. Berens & Kimberly Griggs doesn't go anywhere. The author link only goes to the first author and the book isn't listed on his profile... Sorry, I was interested...

I found it on Amazon, Brenda, but it's not showing up on GR, no matter what I search for.
Farewell to Murder

Thanks Barb. I've added it to the database :)

A Farewell To Murder by David F. Berens

4 this month.........2 of them from a couple of my favorite cozy series!

Sorry not having answered the comments, not in a good mindset this month (quarantine is not funny, really).

I completely agree with you Marisa - not fun at all. Take care :)

Brenda wrote: "I completely agree with you Marisa - not fun at all. Take care :)"

Thank you, Brenda!

Marisa wrote: "Sorry not having answered the comments, not in a good mindset this month (quarantine is not funny, really)."

You're not alone, Marisa. I've just been taking it one day at a time, sometimes even just one hour at a time. It's too overwhelming otherwise.

Barb wrote: "Marisa wrote: "Sorry not having answered the comments, not in a good mindset this month (quarantine is not funny, really)."

You're not alone, Marisa. I've just been taking it one day at a time, so..."

That's right Barb - it's hard to know what one day to the next will be like.

Marisa wrote: "Brenda wrote: "I completely agree with you Marisa - not fun at all. Take care :)"

Thank you, Brenda!"

You're welcome Marisa :)

Barb wrote: "Marisa wrote: "Sorry not having answered the comments, not in a good mindset this month (quarantine is not funny, really)."

You're not alone, Marisa. I've just been taking it one day at a time, so..."

I totally agree. Here, in Spain, this is the second day we can go out to give a walk since middle of March. A minimum rest but something.