If you enjoy reading books by Victoria Gilbert then you might also like the following authors:
Kate Carlisle creates charming mysteries set around bookshops and libraries, filled with warmth, humor, and engaging amateur sleuths. Her storytelling offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect if you're a fan of Victoria Gilbert's similarly book-centered mysteries.
Try Homicide in Hardcover, the first in her cozy Bibliophile Mystery series about a book restoration expert who cleverly solves crimes.
Jenn McKinlay writes mysteries with a blend of wit, humor, and lovable characters. Her stories often feature warm community settings and lively amateur detectives, much like Victoria Gilbert's novels.
A great place to start is Books Can Be Deceiving, the first installment in her Library Lover's Mystery series, where a librarian helps unravel crimes in a cozy seaside town.
Ellery Adams brings a touch of charm, emotion, and gentle suspense to her cozy mysteries. She often crafts thoughtful plots alongside heartwarming moments that revolve around bookstores, libraries, baking, or crafting communities.
Her story The Secret, Book & Scone Society introduces readers to a group of book-loving women who solve crimes, creating an atmosphere very much in tune with Victoria Gilbert's style and themes.
Lorna Barrett offers cozy mystery lovers inviting small-town settings and well-developed characters readers come to know and care about.
Her Booktown Mystery series, beginning with Murder is Binding, shares Victoria Gilbert's fascination with bookstores and book-filled communities, featuring a protagonist who gets drawn into solving mysteries in her charming bookstore neighborhood.
Miranda James creates cozy mysteries featuring relatable, intelligent characters and engaging, book-focused plots.
Fans of Victoria Gilbert will enjoy the Cat in the Stacks series, beginning with Murder Past Due, where a librarian and his delightful companion cat join forces to solve crimes with warmth, natural humor, and insightful intrigue.
If you're into cozy mysteries similar to Victoria Gilbert's blend of small-town charm, engaging sleuths, and warm relationships, you'll enjoy Julie Hyzy. Her stories mix mystery with fascinating glimpses into the behind-the-scenes world of important institutions.
In her White House Chef Mystery series, starting with State of the Onion, the protagonist Olivia Paras balances her demanding job as executive chef at the White House with solving intricate crimes. Hyzy creates a winning combination of mystery, cooking, and clever characters.
Fans of Victoria Gilbert who appreciate a cozy mystery setting infused with delicious details and quirky communities will find Cleo Coyle a great choice. Coyle excels at building lively character interactions and solving lighthearted yet smart mysteries.
Her Coffeehouse Mystery series, including the popular On What Grounds, centers on Clare Cosi, who runs a bustling New York coffee shop. Readers get a satisfying mix of coffee culture, friendship, humor, and carefully plotted mysteries.
Laura Childs brings together intriguing mysteries, charming small-town environments, and atmospheric settings that readers of Victoria Gilbert will appreciate.
Her Tea Shop Mysteries, beginning with Death by Darjeeling, introduce readers to shop owner and amateur sleuth Theodosia Browning. Childs's books offer a cozy, comforting vibe paired with clever puzzles, intricate tea details, and atmospheric Charleston flair.
If you like Victoria Gilbert's stories full of quirky characters and light magic, try Sofie Kelly. Her Magical Cats Mysteries, starting with Curiosity Thrilled the Cat, blend mystery-solving with engaging, whimsical fantasy.
Librarian Kathleen Paulson enlists the help of her two magical cats as she navigates through cleverly crafted mysteries in a charming small-town setting. Kelly’s writing style is warm, humorous, and inviting.
Eva Gates provides the cozy combination of book-loving energy, engaging characters, and coastal charm that fans of Victoria Gilbert will appreciate.
Gates's Lighthouse Library Mystery series, beginning with By Book or By Crook, introduces Lucy Richardson, a librarian who moves to coastal North Carolina and lives in a lighthouse that doubles as a library.
The mysteries are engaging, settings vivid, and the quirky cast of characters will instantly draw readers into a comfortable, clever story.
Paige Shelton writes cozy mysteries with charming settings and engaging mysteries. Her stories are both comforting and intriguing, often set in quaint towns filled with unique characters.
If you appreciated Victoria Gilbert's cozy yet thoughtful style, you'll likely enjoy The Cracked Spine, where Shelton offers delightful mysteries set in a quirky Scottish bookshop.
Lynn Cahoon is a favorite for readers who love cozy mysteries with warm, small-town charm. Her writing is inviting and character-focused, drawing readers into everyday dramas and satisfying mysteries.
In her popular book Guidebook to Murder, Cahoon introduces cozy readers to South Cove, California, filled with relatable characters and intriguing puzzles perfect for Gilbert fans.
Lauren Elliott crafts enjoyable and atmospheric mysteries, often revolving around books or antiques. Her style is cozy and inviting, rooted in charming small-towns and characters readers quickly grow to love, much like Gilbert's mysteries.
Check out her book Murder by the Book, a story filled with twists and richly drawn characters centered around a quaint seaside bookstore.
Allison Brook creates cozy mysteries that blend gentle narratives, intriguing mysteries, and quirky, welcoming communities. Her books have an inviting tone and focus on community, literature, and amateur sleuthing—perfect for fans of Victoria Gilbert.
You'll enjoy her novel Death Overdue, which involves a haunted library and compelling mystery in a charming setting.
Amanda Flower is known for her cozy mysteries infused with warmth, humor, and delightful small-town charm. Her stories are fun, filled with quirky characters and clever puzzles reminiscent of Gilbert's mysteries.
Try her novel Crime and Poetry, set in a magical bookshop, combining a cozy atmosphere with whimsical twists and a smart, engaging plot.