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• Sugar and Spice

  An Agatha Raisin Mystery

  Beaton, M. C.,

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  Always a good choice to head directly for the reigning grandmaster master of the form.

• I Found a Body

  a Novel

  Brynolf, Becky C.,

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  Amateur sleuthing reigns supreme in this odd couple, cold case investigation. The unlikely partners are a weary single mom detective and a brazen influencer doing things her own way.

• Murder on Sex Island

  a Luella Van Horn Mystery

  Firestone, Jo,

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  With the natural success of fun, charming, non-violent novels, it's only fitting to see cozy fiction mashed up with other genres. Here the warm fuzzies mix with the steamy romance guilty pleasure of reality TV dating shows.

• A Brush With Death

  the Perfect Shade of Murder

  Hall, J. M. (Playwright),

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  This one is a cosy, not cozy. An important distinction indicating it's from the UK which gives it the extra warmth of British tea and that intangible Agatha Christie feel.

• The Killer Question

  Hallett, Janice,

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  Pub trivia night sets the perfect pitch for a murder mystery in this latest from the new master of puzzle-centric page turners. Holds are high, but Hallett's previous novel, The Twyford Code, looks just as incredibly good.

• The Kamogawa Food Detectives

  Kashiwai, Hisashi, 1952-

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  It's a different type of mystery from this feel good Japanese bestseller - solving the mystery of lost memories and forgotten past, through the cooking of very good food.

• A Particularly Nasty Case

  a Novel

  Kay, Adam, 1980-

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  A murder mystery set in a hospital doesn't sound like much fun, but maybe that's why this hilarious novel works so well. Puzzle enthusiasts will love the evidence-based approach to storytelling.

• Murder Takes a Vacation

  a Novel

  Lippman, Laura, 1959-

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  What happens when an author of harder-edged thrillers plants an existing character into a softer, more intimate world of cozy fiction? A whole new smash hit series, most likely.

• Serial Killer Games

  a Novel

  Posey, Kate,

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  This Canadian debut doesn't fit too many cozy criteria points, but dark humour keeps the suspense rolling for readers to settle in to the familiar trope of office workplace romance.

• We Had a Hunch

  a Mystery

  Ryan, Tom, 1977 February 26-

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  The brand new release from the Canadian author of Treasure Hunters' Club. A pretty serious novel to be considered a true "cozy", but it has that small town charm and familiarity of a Saturday morning gang of teenage detectives.

• How to Talk to Your Dog About Murder

  a Mystery

  Soderberg, Emily,

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  Feels a lot like Knives Out whodunit vibes, but from the interesting perspective of a pet behaviour therapist who finds herself in the position of prime suspect, Can't wait to see how the dog fixes everything!