Carol J. Perry is best known for her engaging cozy mystery novels. She charms readers with her popular Witch City Mystery series, including titles like Caught Dead Handed and Tails, You Lose.
If you enjoy reading books by Carol J. Perry then you might also like the following authors:
Juliet Blackwell writes charming mysteries that blend cozy crime-solving with supernatural fun. Her style is warm and inviting, with quirky characters, unique magical situations, and rich atmospheres readers can enjoy.
Her book Secondhand Spirits, the first in her "Witchcraft Mystery" series, introduces readers to witch Lily Ivory, who runs a vintage clothing shop in San Francisco and finds herself using her magical talents to unravel mysteries.
Heather Blake weaves magic into everyday life, creating cozy, enchanting mysteries filled with lively characters, humor, and heart. Her writing style is light and friendly, perfect for readers who love gentle suspense and small-town charm.
It Takes a Witch, the first book in her "Wishcraft Mystery" series, follows Darcy Merriweather as she discovers her magical family heritage and tackles mysteries in a whimsical New England village.
Sofie Kelly's cozy mystery novels feature delightful feline companions and relatable protagonists in cozy, small-town settings. Her approachable writing style, lovable characters, and clever mystery plots make her books both comforting and engaging.
Her novel Curiosity Thrilled the Cat, part of her "Magical Cats Mystery" series, features librarian Kathleen Paulson and her two charmingly supernatural cats who help her solve intriguing local mysteries.
Miranda James writes cozy mysteries filled with cozy Southern atmosphere, bookish settings, and endearing characters readers can easily connect with.
In the novel Murder Past Due, the first entry in the popular "Cat in the Stacks Mystery" series, readers meet Charlie Harris, a likable librarian whose cat Diesel often steals the show.
James's mysteries are perfect for those who love books, cats, and leisurely-paced plots in comfortable settings.
Amanda Flower creates fun, lively mysteries enriched by humor, community charm, and just the right touch of sweetness. Her storytelling is warm and engaging, making readers feel welcomed and entertained.
Her book Crime and Poetry, the first installment in her "Magical Bookshop Mystery" series, introduces Violet Waverly, who unexpectedly inherits her grandmother's enchanted bookstore and finds herself investigating puzzling local murders while navigating her newfound magical circumstances.
Fans of Carol J. Perry's cozy mysteries might appreciate Lynn Cahoon's charming storytelling. Cahoon often sets her books in small, friendly towns where everyday life meets a touch of suspense and intrigue.
Her cozy mysteries are warm-hearted and comforting, with a focus on friendships, family, and small-town bonds. A great example is Guidebook to Murder, the first in her Tourist Trap Mystery series featuring likable amateur sleuth Jill Gardner.
If you enjoy Carol J. Perry's mysteries with a bit of magical charm, Angela M. Sanders is an excellent author to explore next. Sanders writes engaging cozies grounded in likable characters, cozy settings, and a touch of supernatural detail.
Her writing style is light and playful. Try Bait and Witch, a fun mystery featuring librarian Josie Way, who discovers her own witchy talents while unraveling town secrets.
Esme Addison crafts cozy mysteries that combine small-town charm with mythology and magic. Her storytelling blends everyday life and relatable characters with a subtle layer of fantasy.
Readers who appreciate Carol J. Perry's magical touches and town mysteries might particularly enjoy Addison's debut, A Spell for Trouble, where protagonist Alex Daniels returns home to discover hidden family secrets involving mermaid legends and unexpected magic.
Bailey Cates provides delightful comfort reads with a blend of cozy atmosphere and friendly magical elements. Like Carol J. Perry, Cates weaves gentle supernatural themes into her mysteries in a way that feels cheerful and warm-hearted rather than intense or dark.
Her Magical Bakery Mystery series, starting with Brownies and Broomsticks, centers on baker Katie Lightfoot, who discovers her magical heritage and solves mysteries while baking delicious treats.
Joyce Tremel’s cozy mysteries capture readers who enjoy Carol J. Perry's fun storytelling and inviting small-town settings. Tremel creates a welcoming atmosphere with friendly communities, easy-going dialogue, and classic amateur sleuthing.
Readers will especially like To Brew or Not to Brew, the amusing first book in her Brewing Trouble series, featuring Maxine "Max" O'Hara, a determined young brewmaster who dives headfirst into solving mysteries at her family pub.
Bree Baker creates cozy mysteries set in charming coastal towns and small communities. Her stories feature quirky characters and inviting atmospheres, blended with gentle suspense and humor.
Readers who enjoy Carol J. Perry's cozy vibes should check out Baker's book, Live and Let Chai, which combines intriguing mysteries with a comforting seaside setting and charming local tea shops.
Constance Barker offers cozy mysteries filled with quaint town characters and engaging plots. Like Carol J. Perry, Barker writes stories that feel friendly and approachable, mixing warmth and suspense in equal measure.
A good starting point is her enjoyable novel, The Witching on the Wall, where mystery meets charming supernatural touches and small-town interactions.
Diane Kelly writes cozy mysteries with a playful twist and a relatable sense of humor. Her stories often feature likable heroines balancing everyday life with amateur sleuthing, similar in style to Carol J. Perry's engaging and fun mysteries.
Check out Kelly's novel, Dead as a Door Knocker, a cozy mystery filled with clever clues, smart humor, and a heroine readers will immediately root for.
Denise Swanson creates cozy mysteries with strong, relatable heroines at their center. Much like Carol J. Perry, her books offer charming communities, engaging characters, and lighthearted mysteries that keep readers entertained.
Her enjoyable book, Murder of a Small-Town Honey, kicks off an excellent series featuring clever twists and genuine warmth.
Leighann Dobbs pens cozy mysteries that feature gentle suspense and plenty of personality. Like Carol J. Perry, Dobbs crafts warm, inviting stories with intriguing mysteries and friendly characters readers can connect with.
Try her entertaining novel, Ghostly Paws, combining mystery-solving pets, quaint settings, and plenty of heart along the way.