Olivia Blacke writes cozy mysteries filled with warmth and humor. Her Brooklyn Murder Mysteries series, including Killer Content and No Memes of Escape, offers intriguing plots set against vibrant city life.
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Mia P. Manansala writes cozy mysteries filled with humor, warmth, and delicious food. Her stories mix lighthearted fun with genuine family connections and cultural insights.
In Arsenic and Adobo, the first in her cozy culinary series, heroine Lila Macapagal balances investigating a crime with rebuilding her family restaurant—all sprinkled with mouth-watering Filipino cooking.
Nikki Knight blends cozy mystery elements with quirky characters, romance, and lively community settings. Her mysteries feature strong female leads tackling small-town gossip and crime with wit and heart.
In Live, Local, and Dead, Knight introduces readers to Jaye Jordan, a radio-station owner who finds herself unraveling a murder mystery in her charming Vermont town.
Abby Collette creates cozy mysteries that celebrate strong friendships, close-knit communities, and tasty treats. Her stories have a gentle sense of humor and a warm, welcoming tone.
A Deadly Inside Scoop, the first book in her Ice Cream Parlor Mystery series, features Bronwyn Crewse, who solves mysteries while bringing her family's beloved ice cream shop back to life.
Jennifer J. Chow's cozy mysteries emphasize friendship, family bonds, cultural heritage, and everyday courage. Her approachable writing style makes readers feel right at home with her characters.
In Death by Bubble Tea, readers meet cousins Yale and Celine, whose Los Angeles bubble tea shop becomes the center of a baffling murder mystery.
V.M. Burns writes cozy mysteries full of warmth, humor, and bookish charm. Her lighthearted storytelling often delights readers with clever plotting, relatable characters, and a genuine love of literature.
In The Plot is Murder, readers meet bookstore-owner Samantha Washington, whose dreams of being a mystery writer come to life in surprising ways when she's drawn into solving a real murder.
Raquel V. Reyes creates cozy mysteries overflowing with humor, charm, and lively cultural details about Latinx communities. Her delightful storytelling and relatable characters appeal to readers looking for mysteries with warmth and wit.
Her novel Mango, Mambo, and Murder introduces Miriam Quiñones, a food anthropologist solving crimes with flair, tasty recipes, and plenty of heart.
Elle Cosimano mixes humor, fast-paced plots, and quirky characters to create mysteries that keep readers entertained page after page. Her characters land themselves in absurd situations and clever puzzles that are both fun and unexpected.
In Finlay Donovan Is Killing It, readers meet Finlay Donovan, a frazzled author mistaken for a contract killer, whose humorous misadventures keep readers laughing and guessing until the end.
Gigi Pandian blends clever puzzles, rich settings, and engaging characters to craft cozy mysteries filled with adventure and intrigue. She writes stories influenced by her love of travel, mythology, and culinary history, making each mystery both inviting and enjoyable.
Her novel Under Lock & Skeleton Key introduces Tempest Raj, a stage magician who finds herself solving a delightful locked-room mystery.
Steph Cha writes mysteries that thoughtfully examine complex themes of race, family relationships, and social justice. Her novels offer sharp character insights and gripping narratives, making her work stand out among modern mystery authors.
Your House Will Pay powerfully explores racial tensions and community conflicts through parallel narratives that ultimately reveal hidden truths.
Kellye Garrett combines wit, style, and social commentary while crafting mysteries with clever twists and entertaining leads. Her lively approach and authentic humor engage readers looking for mysteries filled with celebrity intrigue and playful suspense.
In Hollywood Homicide, she introduces Dayna Anderson, a witty amateur detective navigating fame and crime-solving in Los Angeles.
Kate Young writes cozy mysteries full of small-town charm and intriguing puzzles. Her novels combine delicious food references with a warm, inviting community and clever plot twists.
Readers who enjoy Olivia Blacke's cozy style will love Young's On Borrowed Crime, a story that mixes bookshops, friendships, and murder mysteries in a delightful way.
S. C. Perkins crafts cozy mysteries with a historical twist. Her stories offer likable characters, family connections, and genealogy that leads to unexpected discoveries and surprising murders.
Like Olivia Blacke, Perkins creates a cozy sense of community with quirky characters and witty dialogue. Check out her book Murder Once Removed, where family history becomes quite deadly.
If you enjoy Olivia Blacke's modern and playful cozy mysteries, Emmeline Duncan's books might be your new favorite find. She writes engaging cozies centered around coffee culture, hip locations, and clever murder plots.
In Duncan's novel Fresh Brewed Murder, you'll find a fun blend of Portland culture, specialty coffee, and a mystery that keeps readers entertained with humor and heart.
Vivien Chien is great at creating mysteries that feature food, strong friendships, and interesting characters. Her cozy mysteries reflect themes of culture, family, and small business life, all seasoned with humor and warmth.
Fans of Olivia Blacke's fun murder mysteries with relatable characters will enjoy Chien's Death by Dumpling, set in a bustling noodle shop filled with flavorful dishes and hidden secrets.
Maddie Day offers cozy mysteries filled with fantastic food, comforting settings, and humorous, believable characters. She excels at bringing small towns to life and crafting intricate plots filled with warmth and suspense.
Readers who appreciate the community-oriented cozies that Olivia Blacke writes will find lots to enjoy in Maddie Day's Flipped for Murder, which combines excellent breakfast recipes and a compelling whodunit.