If you enjoy reading books by Sheila Connolly then you might also like the following authors:
Ellery Adams writes cozy mysteries that warm your heart while keeping you guessing. Her stories often involve books, food, and charming towns, creating inviting settings similar to Sheila Connolly's novels.
If you love mysteries with a literary twist, you might enjoy her book The Secret, Book & Scone Society, which cleverly blends friendship, secrets, and healing.
Jenn McKinlay's cozy mysteries offer humor, friendship, and romance alongside engaging puzzles. She creates lively communities and likeable characters, much like Sheila Connolly does.
Her book Books Can Be Deceiving, set around a small-town library, is perfect for readers who appreciate smart, light-hearted mysteries.
If rich settings and vivid details appeal to you, Cleo Coyle's mysteries are a perfect choice. Her stories combine clever plots with fascinating insights into coffee culture.
On What Grounds, her first Coffeehouse Mystery, introduces a cozy atmosphere filled with engaging characters and mouth-watering descriptions, ideal for Sheila Connolly fans who enjoy stories grounded in immersive details.
Laura Childs crafts charming cozy mysteries centered around hobbies and small communities. Like Sheila Connolly, she introduces strong, relatable characters into her heartfelt stories.
You might try Death by Darjeeling, which revolves around an inviting teashop in South Carolina, combining delightful teas, friendship, and intriguing mysteries.
Kate Carlisle is perfect for readers who enjoy cozy mysteries with interesting occupations and well-developed characters. Her stories often feature fascinating knowledge about books, skillfully woven into lively plots.
Try Homicide in Hardcover, where bookbinding expert Brooklyn Wainwright solves mysteries with wit and warmth, similar to the engaging style of Sheila Connolly.
Vicki Delany writes cozy mysteries filled with warmth, humor, and engaging small-town settings. If you enjoyed Sheila Connolly's cozy and captivating stories, check out Delany's Elementary, She Read.
It follows Gemma Doyle, the owner of a bookstore dedicated to Sherlock Holmes, as she becomes a clever sleuth in her charming community. Delany blends mystery, friendship, and humor seamlessly.
Sofie Kelly creates fun, cozy mysteries that often feature delightful animal characters. Like Sheila Connolly, Kelly places relatable characters in cozy small-town settings that readers want to return to again and again.
In Kelly's Curiosity Thrilled the Cat, librarian Kathleen Paulson moves to a charming Minnesota town, and soon finds herself investigating crimes alongside two intelligent and mysteriously talented cats.
Amanda Flower is known for writing cozy mysteries that are playful, humorous, and gently quirky. Fans of Sheila Connolly will enjoy her lighthearted style and engaging characters.
In Crime and Poetry, Flower introduces readers to Violet Waverly, whose magical bookstore seems to offer book recommendations that help solve local mysteries. Expect a fun, warm, and comfort-filled read.
Paige Shelton crafts cozy mysteries featuring inviting small towns, likable amateur detectives, and intriguing storylines. Fans of Sheila Connolly will appreciate Shelton's friendly characters and comfortable, atmospheric settings.
Check out The Cracked Spine, which introduces Delaney Nichols, who works in an eclectic bookstore in Edinburgh and finds herself drawn into intriguing adventures and local history.
Carlene O'Connor offers readers cozy mysteries set in the picturesque Irish countryside, complete with engaging characters and delightful local culture. If you've enjoyed Sheila Connolly's charming Irish Village mysteries, you'll find O'Connor's books equally enjoyable.
Start with Murder in an Irish Village—a cozy mystery featuring Siobhán O'Sullivan, who becomes entangled in solving a local murder to clear her family name, all amid a vibrant Irish village setting.
Julie Hyzy creates cozy mysteries with lively characters and engaging storylines that often feature charming, intriguing settings.
Readers who love Sheila Connolly's mix of mystery and community will enjoy Hyzy's State of the Onion, the first in her White House Chef Mystery series. The book blends culinary charm, humorous dialogues, and suspenseful plot twists.
Krista Davis writes cozy mysteries filled with warmth, humor, and delightful small-town charm. Like Sheila Connolly, Davis crafts entertaining characters and a strong sense of place.
Her book The Diva Runs Out of Thyme, from her Domestic Diva Mysteries, offers readers an amusing story full of culinary flair and enjoyable puzzles.
Lucy Burdette is known for cozy mysteries featuring colorful settings and appealing characters. She combines local culture, food details, and relatable protagonists, similar to Sheila Connolly’s inviting writing style.
A good starting point is An Appetite for Murder, the first book in the Key West Food Critic series, which immerses readers in a warm, engaging mystery filled with humor and local atmosphere.
Lynn Cahoon brings mystery lovers cozy, warm-hearted stories revolving around tight-knit communities and charming local businesses.
Fans of Sheila Connolly's leisurely paced, character-driven mysteries will enjoy Cahoon's Guidebook to Murder, the first in the Tourist Trap Mystery series. It offers a good balance of intrigue, friendship, and small-town appeal.
Daryl Wood Gerber creates inviting cozy mysteries where food, friendship, and amateur sleuthing blend seamlessly. Her style emphasizes relatable characters and vivid surroundings, appealing to readers who appreciate Sheila Connolly's storytelling approach.
Final Sentence, the first of Gerber's Cookbook Nook Mysteries, boasts an entertaining mix of culinary themes, likable characters, and engaging puzzles.