Maddie Day writes engaging cozy mysteries, including the popular Country Store Mysteries series. Her lively storytelling warmly invites readers into charming settings and entertaining puzzles, as enjoyed in books like Flipped for Murder.
If you enjoy reading books by Maddie Day then you might also like the following authors:
Lucy Burdette is great if food-themed mysteries appeal to you. Her Key West Food Critic Mystery series blends cozy crime-solving with island flair and mouth-watering culinary details.
An Appetite for Murder introduces Hayley Snow, a food critic caught up in appealing restaurants, quirky neighbors, and, of course, solving local murder cases.
Jenn McKinlay offers warm, inviting mysteries with an engaging cast of characters and a touch of humor. In her Cupcake Bakery Mystery series, baking and sleuthing go hand-in-hand.
Try starting with Sprinkle with Murder, a story set in Arizona centering around two friends who own a cupcake bakery and find themselves drawn into investigating crimes in their community.
Ellery Adams writes cozy mysteries filled with charming small towns, intriguing book-themed puzzles, and lovable characters. Her storytelling combines mystery, warmth, and a sense of community.
Check out The Secret, Book & Scone Society, which follows four women drawn together by personal secrets who become involved in the investigation of mysterious events in their picturesque North Carolina town.
Cleo Coyle is known for weaving mysteries tightly connected with café culture. Her Coffeehouse Mysteries feature relatable characters surrounded by richly described coffee aromas, New York City vibes, and satisfying plotlines.
In On What Grounds, you'll meet Clare Cosi, a coffee shop manager who can't resist hunting down answers when a murder occurs right outside her cozy coffeehouse.
Laura Childs creates appealing cozy mysteries centered around enjoyable settings and craft-based themes. Her Tea Shop Mysteries, set in charming Charleston, focus on tea shop owner and amateur sleuth, Theodosia Browning.
Start with Death by Darjeeling for an entertaining blend of Southern hospitality, tea culture, and puzzling murder mysteries.
Joanne Fluke writes cozy mysteries full of charm, humor, and mouth-watering recipes. Her laid-back style makes her books easy and delightful reads. Readers who like Maddie Day's culinary mysteries will feel right at home with Fluke's stories featuring baker Hannah Swensen.
One of her popular novels is Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder, the first in a delicious mystery series that blends baking and crime-solving beautifully.
If you enjoy Maddie Day's blend of cooking and mystery, check out Diane Mott Davidson. Her cozy mysteries feature Goldy Schulz, a caterer and sleuth who uncovers secrets in her Colorado town.
Davidson has an inviting storytelling style, comfortable character development, and engaging culinary twists. Start with Catering to Nobody, the first book in her Goldy Schulz series, to sample her entertaining blend of mystery and cuisine.
Krista Davis creates delightful cozies full of appealing characters, warm humor, and delicious food. Much like Maddie Day, Davis brings out small-town charm in her stories, comfortable mysteries, and plenty of cozy atmosphere.
Readers will enjoy the inviting style of books like The Diva Runs Out of Thyme, which combines domestic suspense with culinary flair in an enjoyable, relaxing way.
Kate Carlisle's cozy mysteries feature a touch of humor, lively dialogue, and intriguing puzzles.
Her Bibliophile series, starting with Homicide in Hardcover, features bookbinder Brooklyn Wainwright, offering readers a charming combination of amateur sleuthing and fascinating book-related mysteries.
Those who appreciate Maddie Day's love of small communities and engaging storytelling will surely enjoy Carlisle’s approachable and entertaining writing style.
Daryl Wood Gerber crafts cozy mysteries full of warm community spirit, tasty recipes, and appealing, resourceful heroines. Her relaxed and enjoyable writing will remind readers of Maddie Day’s inviting storytelling.
Try starting with Final Sentence, the first book of the Cookbook Nook mystery series, where bookstore owner Jenna Hart solves crimes while managing her culinary-themed bookstore in a cheerful seaside town.
If you enjoy Maddie Day’s cozy mysteries full of charm and warmth, Sofie Kelly might be a great fit for you. She blends friendly small-town settings with gentle humor and a touch of magic.
Her popular Magical Cats Mystery series, starting with Curiosity Thrilled the Cat, features librarian Kathleen Paulson and her smart, magical felines solving crimes together—perfect for readers who appreciate a cozy mix of mystery, cats, and friendship.
Fans of Maddie Day’s inviting storytelling and relatable characters might also enjoy Miranda James. With a peaceful atmosphere and likable characters, James creates cozy mysteries centered around everyday life in a small town.
His Cat in the Stacks series, particularly Murder Past Due, follows librarian Charlie Harris and his cat Diesel as they explore quiet yet puzzling murder cases, making it ideal for readers who appreciate intriguing, character-driven mysteries.
Leslie Meier writes enjoyable, festive mystery stories about community and friendships, qualities that resonate with Maddie Day fans.
Her Lucy Stone series, such as Mistletoe Murder, focuses on the everyday life of a busy small-town mom and amateur sleuth, effortlessly combining seasonal warmth with engaging plots.
Readers looking for cozy mysteries centered around strong female characters and family dynamics will find her stories satisfying.
Those who enjoy Maddie Day’s warm-hearted style and vivid settings may like Vicki Delany as well. Delany crafts inviting mysteries featuring picturesque communities, charming shops, and lively, relatable characters.
In her Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery series starting with Elementary, She Read, she delivers smart clues and thoughtful puzzles. It's great reading for anyone looking for cozies set in memorable, welcoming locations.
Readers attracted to Maddie Day’s blend of quaint charm and flavorful storytelling may find a lot to enjoy in Paige Shelton’s cozy mysteries.
Shelton frequently sets her cozy mysteries around small-town markets or bookstores, crafting lively, pleasant stories centered on tight-knit community life.
Her Scottish Bookshop Mystery series, beginning with The Cracked Spine, is full of appealing characters, immersive settings, and solid mystery plots, making her books a wonderful next pick if you love Maddie Day.