If you love snowed-in mysteries, smart heroines who don‘t play detective responsibly, and food descriptions that attack your diet, grab this. Perfect winter escape read that‘ll make you glad you‘re warm and murderer-free. Add The Cold Case and the Corpse to your TBR right now.

Murder, snow, and soup. What‘s your favorite cozy recipe while reading winter mysteries?

If you‘re craving sunshine, spice, and a touch of mystery, The Bush Tea Murder is the cup of comfort you need. Add Naomi Spills the Bush Tea to your TBR today; your future vacation-self will thank you.

Absolutely. This one‘s a winter must for mystery lovers who crave a twisty plot wrapped in snow and secrets. A full-bodied, high-stakes ride that doesn‘t let up till the final stop. Just be very mindful of the trauma triggers. Absolutely NO NO for trigger folks

If you want a Holiday Thriller that makes you grateful your own relatives only fight over the last pigs-in-blankets, then this is IT This is a wickedly sharp thriller that is spiked with murder, riddles, and a cozy but deadly mansion full of people who desperately need therapy. Add this to your December TBR, but be warned that family game nights will never feel the same again.

This short Christmas cozy mystery is warm, sweet, and just twisty enough to keep you nibbling gingerbread while flipping pages. A perfect December palate cleanser packed with festive vibes and small-town charm. Add this one to your holiday TBR!

Not only is this a perfect quick read, this might be the ticket to get you closer to your reading goal as we are nearing the end of the year. This tiny one packs a punch, so you don't feel like cheating on the book count target.

This book had me at “French bookshop.” But while the world-building had me swooning, the pacing slowed things down more than I expected. The mystery is gentle, almost meandering, which isn‘t a dealbreaker in cozy-land, but I did find myself wishing the plot would pick up the pace. It‘s a pleasant cozy, but one that didn‘t leave me counting down for the sequel.

Mr. Lemoncello‘s Great Library Race by Chris Grabenstein (narrated by Jesse Bernstein) is clever, fun, and heartwarming. Each kid‘s individuality is celebrated—like Sierra, who‘d rather read than race. The story also tackles “fake news” in a kid-friendly way and highlights teamwork, humility, and learning from mistakes. A joyful, meaningful middle-grade read!