If you enjoy reading books by Tamar Myers then you might also like the following authors:
Joanne Fluke creates cozy mysteries filled with warmth, recipes, and a dash of humor. Her stories often center around Hannah Swensen, a bakery owner and amateur detective who solves crimes in her small town of Lake Eden.
In Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder, readers enjoy quirky characters and delicious recipes alongside clever mysteries—perfect for fans of Tamar Myers' engaging culinary tales.
Diane Mott Davidson is known for serving up mysteries seasoned with tasty culinary descriptions. Her sleuth, Goldy Bear, is a passionate caterer who often finds herself solving murders alongside preparing dishes.
Catering to Nobody introduces readers to Goldy's sharp eye for detail and charmed small-town drama, ideal for readers who love Tamar Myers' blend of mystery and food.
Laura Childs offers charming mysteries that combine gentle humor with engaging storytelling. Her Tea Shop Mystery series, including Death by Darjeeling, is set against the backdrop of Charleston's elegant social life and cozy tea shop atmosphere.
Those who appreciate Tamar Myers' lighthearted mysteries and delightful settings will find Laura Childs equally appealing.
Ellie Alexander crafts mysteries filled with culinary delights, relatable characters, and inviting small-town settings.
Her Bakeshop Mystery series, starting with Meet Your Baker, centers on Juliet Capshaw, a pastry chef who juggles complicated family relationships while solving local murders.
Readers drawn to Tamar Myers' food-based mysteries will enjoy Alexander's charming storytelling and cozy atmosphere.
M.C. Beaton offers readers mysteries with wit and humor, featuring spirited protagonists who charm readers along the way.
Her Agatha Raisin series, beginning with Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death, is set in a quaint English village where murder interrupts quiet country life. Those who enjoy Tamar Myers' humorous style and engaging amateur detectives will find M.C. Beaton very entertaining.
If you enjoy Tamar Myers' humorous mysteries, Janet Evanovich might become another favorite. Her novels mix comedy, romance, and suspense.
In the popular Stephanie Plum series, starting with One for the Money, Evanovich wraps quirky characters and fast-paced plots in plenty of sharp humor.
Fans of Tamar Myers' amusing cozy mysteries might appreciate Donna Andrews for her funny, engaging stories set in small-town communities. Andrews often writes about quirky, likable characters tangled in quirky, likable mysteries.
A good introduction is Murder with Peacocks, the first in her Meg Langslow mystery series, known for its humor and charm.
Readers who enjoy Tamar Myers' cozy mysteries set in quaint towns may want to try Lorna Barrett. Barrett writes the Booktown Mysteries, centered around a town filled with bookstores. Her plots blend warmth, humor, and crime investigation in equal measure.
The first book, Murder is Binding, introduces readers to bookstore owner and amateur sleuth Tricia Miles.
Cleo Coyle crafts appealing cozy mysteries that blend small-town charm with engaging amateur detective work. Coyle's Coffeehouse Mystery series has aromatic coffee, colorful characters, and intriguing puzzles.
Starting with On What Grounds, each story provides a warm atmosphere, a touch of romance, and a clever mystery—great for readers who enjoy Tamar Myers' cozy reads.
Fans of Tamar Myers who appreciate cozy mysteries with sparkling personalities and humorous storytelling may also enjoy Jenn McKinlay. Her mysteries blend humor, community charm, and clever puzzles.
Try Books Can Be Deceiving, the first in her Library Lover's Mystery series, where librarian Lindsey Norris solves cozy and witty mysteries in a New England coastal town.
If you like Tamar Myers, you'll probably enjoy Leslie Meier. She writes cozy mysteries set in charming small towns, featuring likable, everyday characters. Her stories are sprinkled with humor and warmth, making them perfect for a relaxing read.
One of Meier's most popular novels, Mistletoe Murder, introduces Lucy Stone as a relatable amateur sleuth who juggles family life and crime solving during the festive season.
Sofie Kelly offers cozy mysteries infused with playful magic and quirky elements. Fans of Tamar Myers might appreciate the warmth of Kelly's storytelling style and her delightful characters.
Her novel Curiosity Thrilled the Cat introduces readers to librarian Kathleen Paulson, whose two charmingly magical cats help her unravel local crimes. It's a comfortable read filled with humor and lighthearted suspense.
Miranda James crafts cozy mysteries with engaging characters, gentle humor, and tight-knit small-town settings. Readers who enjoy Tamar Myers’ nostalgic charm will find a similar comfort in James' stories.
In Murder Past Due, librarian Charlie Harris solves mysteries alongside his beloved cat, Diesel. The books feel warm, inviting, and perfect for animal lovers.
Denise Swanson is known for cozy, witty mysteries with well-rounded characters who feel like neighbors or friends. If you appreciate Tamar Myers' humor and community-driven stories, Swanson is a perfect author to try next.
In her book Murder of a Small-Town Honey, readers meet Skye Denison, a school psychologist who returns home and becomes an amateur detective. It’s easy to get attached to the small-town charm and playful tone of Swanson’s work.
Sarah Graves offers cozy mysteries with a bit of an edge, balancing warmth and kindness with a hint of suspense. Like Tamar Myers, Graves excels at creating authentic, down-to-earth characters and capturing welcoming small-town settings.
Her novel The Dead Cat Bounce introduces Jacobia "Jake" Tiptree, who relocates to a charming Maine seaside town and gets involved in mystery-solving. Readers looking for a blend of coziness and atmosphere will find Graves’ stories especially satisfying.