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My name is Tracey and I love a wide range of books including romance, thriller, mystery, comedy etc.
My favourite book is The War of the Worlds by H G Wells.
What's yours?
T

I have just recently been playing some of the Word and Book games in this group and have really been enjoying them.


When I am not reading or writing, I enjoy crocheting and cooking. I love cats and dogs but currently do not have any in my life. We lost our cat on Father's Day this year...waiting for a new one to find me.
I look forward to getting to know everyone!

I'm currently reading 'the dry', which is turning out to be pretty good.




During the day I'm a reporter, and I've covered a lot of real-life crime stories! I live in Florida with my husband and our two dogs.


My prayers are with people in the SE US, Dorian is one monster of a storm. Welcome to the group.

I'm Ruth, an avid reader from Texas.
I joined Cozy Mystery after stumbling upon it a few days ago and just realized that I had yet to introduce myself. What is life without a good mystery? I love cozy mystery books some of my favorite authors are Elizabeth Peters, M.C. Beaton, Dorothy Cannell; classic mysteries-primarily English authors, especially Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey. I also read literary classics- mainly English, history, biography and fiction. My moment of luxury is sitting back in my corner with a cup of tea and a good mystery book, a favorite pastime. Bliss! 📖👀☕
Happy Reading!

My name is Tracey and I love a wide range of books including romance, thriller, mystery, comedy etc.
My favourite book is The War of the Worlds by H G Wells.
What's yours?
T"
Hi Tracey,
I'm Ruth, my favorite book is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, also The Man in the Brown Suit by Agatha Christie. I just read Around the World in 80 Days by H.G. Wells, which was a fun adventure. Presently, I am reading Trojan Gold by Elizabeth Peters. What are you reading?

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells.

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my error, having been distracted at the time or I would not have made such a blunder. Thank you Gary for bringing this to my attention. Have a pleasant day.

Lorna Barrett- (Booktown Mysteries),
Ann Cleeves (Vera Stanhope series) and Elizabeth Peters, just to name a few. Nancy Atherton and Alexander McCall Smith's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, are my favorite no murder mysteries. I read other book genres as well, but I always come back to cozies.

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my error, having been distract..."
Hi Ruth
It's nice to see you're also a member of this group. We do love our cozies don't we. You must have had a long day, it's not like you. I'll be reading
The White Cottage Mystery by
Margery Allingham, have you read it?

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my error, having been distract..."
This just reminds me that Around the World in 80 Days is one of the Verne books I haven't read.

I'm a writer and am in that awkward spot between having just finished my first cozy manuscript and trying to figure out what to do next. But that's the fun! In the meantime, I'll keep burying my nose in the next good book!
I'm looking forward to meeting others of you here and sharing our favorite reads! I'm always looking for a fun new series, so please, share away!

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my error, having ..."
Hi Anne,
I am glad you joined the group. Yes, it was rather a long day, there is a first time for everything. I have yet to read Ms Allingham book, but I will this month- I am curious about it. I would like to read your thought about the book. Enjoy your read!

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my error, having ..."
Hi Gary,
I do hope you both read and enjoy the book. The adventure was a welcomed break from serious books.

Hi Dee,
Congratulations on completing your first cozy mystery manuscript. I have often wondered about the writing process that goes into the first manuscript, was it very challenging for you? Who are your favorite cozy authors?

Around the World in 80 Days is by that other father of science fiction, Jules Verne. I love both Verne and Wells."
Good heavens!
I did not realize my e..."
It is in my Everest sized TBR on my Nook.

However, I have started a Goodreads Group that I have named "Canadian Cozies" because I feel the Canadian landscape and culture lead to significantly different stories from the UK "model". (I guess we're a little less refined? Maybe it's the cold winters!!)

Hi Mara - you would be most welcome to join in the discussion!
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...




I’m Rita from a small town in North Carolina, currently living in Utah. Like a few others in this group I cut my mystery teeth on Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. In later years, I became a fan of Agatha Christie novels; especially Miss Marple stories. I am now a great grandmother and Indie author. My main reason for writing is that I enjoy it and want to pass on a lifetime of memories to my family. My maternal grandmother died when I was only 6 years old. I’ve been told she was just the sweetest, kindest woman you’d ever meet. I remember watching her make a dress for me on a foot peddle sewing machine. The fabric was pink and blue, formerly a flour sack. Only time travel can answer all the questions I have now. Writing is my way of time traveling to honor my ancestors and discover which parts of them are me.

I’m Rita from a small town in North Carolina, currently living in Utah. Like a few others in this group I cut my mystery teeth on Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. In later years, I became a fan o..."
Hi Rita, I'm Carolyn. I grew up in a small town in Northern Wisconsin on Lake Superior. I also read a lot of Nancy Drew. As an adult, I began liking Ross Macdonald and still have all his books in my library.
Interesting idea about time travel. I never thought about it just that way.
I write cozies, forensics and mysteries with a female protagonist and try to infuse a little humor.
Carolyn

I’m Rita from a small town in North Carolina, currently living in Utah. Like a few others in this group I cut my mystery teeth on Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. In later years, I became a fan o..."
I Rita:
I'm Sandie.
Currently living in Southern Utah, after moving from California 14 years ago. Lives in California for maaaannnny years. Originally from the midwest. Grew up on Nancy Drew, Judy Bolton and Trixie Belden mysteries as well as Marquerite Henry's horse stories. I went through my "Jack Reacher" stage a couple of years back but am currently reading a lot of historical fiction featuring women protagonists and books that give the reader the "warm fuzzies" like William Kent Krueger's Ordinary Grace and Catherine Ryan Hyde's Stay and Have you seen Luis Velez. When I need a break and want a quick fix, I escape into cozies.
Have a son who lives in North Carolina (Greensboro, Kernersville area).
Sorry I'm so long winded. Hope I didn't put you to sleep with my "saga"

Hi Everyone,
I just found this group and i'm so excited to join! I grew up reading anything, including cereal boxes if there wasn't a book handy. I discovered cozy mysteries a few years ago, and as an avid knitter my favorite series is the Black Sheep mysteries by Anne Canadeo, but i have read many other cozy mysteries along the way.
I just found this group and i'm so excited to join! I grew up reading anything, including cereal boxes if there wasn't a book handy. I discovered cozy mysteries a few years ago, and as an avid knitter my favorite series is the Black Sheep mysteries by Anne Canadeo, but i have read many other cozy mysteries along the way.

This is the place to introduce yourself and meet other newcomers. Please be sure to acquaint yourself with our group rules and -- if you are an author or publ..."
Heather L wrote: "Welcome to the Cozy Mysteries group!
This is the place to introduce yourself and meet other newcomers. Please be sure to acquaint yourself with our group rules and -- if you are an author or publ..."
Hello All,
I am a writer and an avoid reader of all things cozy as well as humor, southern literature, rom-coms, history, and psychology. An omnivore of words. I currently write the cozy series The Shady Hoosier Detective Agency and am reading Jana DeLeon and Tonya Kappes for their light-heartedness. Hope to meet many new friends in this forum.
Daisy Pettles



Hello, glad to join this group. I've been reading mysteries since I started with Nancy Drew and The Mystery at Lilac Inn when I was 8, read my first Agatha Christie (Cards on the Table) at 12, and am still enjoying cozy mysteries at 50. Current favorites include the Violet Carlyle series by Beth Byers and the Cruise Ship Cozy Mystery series by A.R. Winters.

I love to read or listen to good mysteries! I enjoy listening to mysteries while I sew quilts, travel or clean house. I’m looking for good clean mysteries! Little to no swearing.



I loved reading "The Cat Who" series!