If you enjoy reading books by Amanda Flower then you might also like the following authors:
Ellie Alexander writes cozy mysteries full of charming small-town settings, delicious food, and warm-hearted characters. Her novels often include lively bakeries and inviting cafes.
If you enjoy cozy mysteries paired with culinary delights, you'll likely appreciate Meet Your Baker, the first book in her Bakeshop Mystery series set in the welcoming town of Ashland, Oregon.
Paige Shelton creates engaging cozies that combine warm communities, charming characters, and intriguing puzzles. She weaves fascinating elements of local history and folklore into her mysteries.
Fans of Amanda Flower who enjoy gentle mysteries in unique locations may love Shelton's The Cracked Spine, the first in her Scottish Bookshop Mystery series, set in Edinburgh with plenty of bookish appeal.
Jenn McKinlay writes cozy mysteries that blend humor, warmth, and tightly plotted puzzles. Her books often feature small-town communities, close-knit friends, and moments of laughter.
Readers looking for cozy mysteries with engaging characters and witty storytelling might enjoy McKinlay's Books Can Be Deceiving, the first book in her Library Lover's Mystery series that follows librarian Lindsey Norris.
Kate Carlisle charms readers with cozy mysteries featuring intriguing plots, appealing characters, and vivid settings. Her novels frequently focus on books, restoration, and enjoyable puzzles.
If you enjoy Amanda Flower's cozy, upbeat mysteries, try Carlisle's Homicide in Hardcover, the first entry in her Bibliophile Mystery series, focusing on engaging bookbinder Brooklyn Wainwright.
Vicki Delany offers cozy mysteries that are both heartfelt and entertaining, often set in atmospheric small towns featuring gemlike details and relatable characters. She combines clever puzzles with enjoyable storytelling.
Readers who enjoy Amanda Flower's cozy mysteries might appreciate Delany's Elementary, She Read, the first story in her Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery series, which smartly blends classic elements with a cozy, modern setting.
Cleo Coyle crafts cozy mysteries flavored with coffee, heartwarming relationships, and charming city settings. Her stories offer a cozy, engaging feel similar to Amanda Flower's books, combining warmth with intriguing puzzles.
One book you'll enjoy is On What Grounds, the first entry in her Coffeehouse Mystery series, where barista Clare Cosi solves a mystery as smoothly as brewing a perfect cup.
Laura Childs creates cozy mysteries filled with charming settings, enjoyable characters, and intriguing puzzle-solving—similar to Amanda Flower's inviting style. Her Tea Shop Mystery series delivers a delightful blend of small-town warmth and engaging mysteries.
Try starting with Death by Darjeeling, which pairs inventive sleuthing with a cozy tea-shop atmosphere.
Julie Hyzy writes warmly humorous cozy mysteries that balance exciting plots with likable characters. Her White House Chef Mystery series starts off deliciously with State of the Onion, featuring Olivia Paras, a chef at the White House who solves intriguing crimes.
Readers who appreciate Flower's welcoming characters and humorous insights will also enjoy Hyzy's books.
Lorna Barrett writes engaging cozy mysteries set in appealing small-town communities and centered around relatable characters. Her Booktown Mystery series, beginning with Murder Is Binding, offers readers bookish humor, cozy charm, and fascinating puzzles to solve.
Barrett's style and settings will appeal directly to Amanda Flower fans who enjoy small-town atmospheres and literary-themed mysteries.
Sofie Kelly's cozy mysteries feature quirky communities, charming dynamics, and gentle humor that nicely complements Amanda Flower's style.
Her Magical Cats Mystery series, starting with Curiosity Thrilled the Cat, introduces librarian Kathleen Paulson, whose clever cats help her unravel puzzling crimes.
If you appreciate Flower's mix of warmth, humor, and quirky small-town mysteries, you'll feel right at home with Kelly's novels.
Miranda James crafts cozy mysteries full of small-town charm, humor, and relatable sleuths who tackle various puzzling cases. Like Amanda Flower, James focuses on charming settings and quirky characters to keep readers engaged.
In Murder Past Due, librarian Charlie Harris and his cat Diesel team up, using curiosity and sharp insight to unravel a local murder, a story cozy mystery fans will particularly enjoy.
Leslie Meier's cozy mysteries, filled with engaging stories and charming New England settings, often center on heartfelt friendships and family relationships in small communities.
Fans of Amanda Flower's warm storytelling style will find much to enjoy in Meier's popular Lucy Stone series. For instance, in Mistletoe Murder, readers follow Lucy Stone, a savvy amateur detective, as she investigates a mysterious death amidst holiday festivities.
Joanne Fluke delights readers with cozy mystery novels full of kindness, warmth, and mouthwatering baked treats. Fans of Amanda Flower's delightful small-town style will enjoy Fluke's charming stories featuring baker and sleuth Hannah Swensen.
In Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder, Hannah combines amateur detective work with delicious desserts to solve a murder mystery in her cozy Minnesota town.
Diane Mott Davidson offers cozy culinary mysteries that blend recipes, suspense, and humor. Readers who appreciate Amanda Flower's warmth, food-based mysteries, and likable characters will also enjoy Davidson's delightful storytelling.
In Catering to Nobody, caterer Goldy Bear cleverly juggles cooking duties and uncovering clues to unravel a complex local murder.
Ellery Adams writes charming cozy mysteries rich with inviting small towns and characters who feel like friends. Fans of Amanda Flower's blend of mystery and warmth will enjoy Adams's heartfelt storytelling style.
In The Secret, Book & Scone Society, four unlikely friends band together, using trust, wisdom, and plenty of baked goods to solve local mysteries.