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Adams's engaging cozy mysteries are as varied as her characters. These mysteries offer a slice of small-town life in North Carolina.
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Albert's mystery series, feature an interesting mix of colorful characters, multiple puzzles leading to ingenious plot twists, and carefully researched, richly described settings.
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Stories that offer readers a comfortable combination of eccentric characters, vividly detailed settings, expertly crafted plots and a strong measure of humor.
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Burn's novels emphasizes the importance of family and friends in her amusing, engaging, own voices novels. Her characters are well-developed, likable, and realistic, and display the value of strong female friendships.
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Gently humorous, witty, clever mysteries with a strong sense of place and memorable, if quirky, characters.
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Novel that are charming, engaging and detailed, giving enough twists to keep readers on their toes.
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Cozy mysteries that have the pace of a thriller and written in an engaging, witty style.
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Coyle is the pen name of the wife-and-husband duo of Alice Alfonsi and Marc Cerasini. Their series are written in a cozy, serio-comic style with charming secondary characters who complicate their heroines' lives.
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Crawford writes upbeat, witty, and fast-paced culinary mysteries that offer enticing descriptions of cooking and delicious recipes to accompany the cozy plots.
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Davis writes various types of mysteries, including cozy, culinary, pet and holiday. The stories are fast-paced and upbeat.
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Elliot, author, of the popular Beyond the Page Bookstore Mysteries is known for her quirky characters, humor, clever plots, and twist endings.
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Flower's cozy novels often finds their protagonist in unlikely situations with an amusing conclusions.
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James creates characters whose relationship with authority is mutually respectful rather than antagonistic and as former natives recently returned home, they are able to tap all sorts of connections while retaining an outsider's perspective
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Meier is the author of a mystery series featuring reporter Lucy Stone. Lucy often finds herself in situations where she is able to hone her amateur detecting skills
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Thompson is best known for her engaging historical mystery series starring likable female characters who find themselves entangled in investigations that frequently touch on social issues and crimes against women.
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