Winter Mysteries That are Cozier Than a Cup of Tea

If you like fictional serial killers and are looking for a new FBI lead series Maldonado’s new release is $4.99!

If you want a really good start to a historical mystery series that works for fans of cozy mysteries definitely grab Yu’s start to the Crown Colony series for $3.99! (Review) (TW suicide)

This is a recent series based on the graphic novel series, of the same title, and both formats are absolutely delightful because Goldie Vance as a teen detective is a treasure. The first book, Goldie Vance: The Hotel Whodunit, did much more character and world set up while this book (coming in January 2021) starts with the mystery. Once again it hinges on a fun set up where the hotel she works at is having an event: this time with magicians! Enter mystery, a date, friendship, and shenanigans for a fun book to get lost in. I really hope this series will continue with a new release a year.

My need for romance books in this garbage fire of a year continues and the audiobook of this is giving me life–pastelitos, Miami, needing to move on and find yourself, memories of abuelita, family, Espanglish and, ugh, I don’t want it to end.

And here are some upcoming crime books I’ve gotten my hands on early copies of that I am really excited about. Dead of Winter is the third in an action packed PI series set in Mexicantown, Detroit.

Deanna Raybourn has another novel in her Veronica Speedwell series, An Unexpected Peril, and I squealed as it loaded into my ereader.

And you know I’m a sucker for remote mysteries where one by one everyone is going to die so I am super excited for the upcoming Pushkin Vertigo release of The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji, Ho-Ling Wong (Translator).