13 Holiday Mysteries to Read Right Now
Posted on December 4, 2020
by April S
Christmas Cupcake Murder
By Joanne Fluke
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The perfect book for people who enjoy upbeat gentle reads and/or cozy mysteries with a culinary theme. Fans of the popular Hannah Swensen mystery series will be surprised to discover details of Hannah’s origin story and delicious holiday recipes throughout this page-turner. Hannah Swensen mystery, book 26.
Have Yourself a Fudgy Little Christmas
By Nancy Coco
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A holiday mystery set on Mackinac Island in Michigan. Allie McMurphy, a local fudge shop owner, is tasked with wrapping up a mysterious murder case, where things are not what they seem, before the trail runs cold. This cozy culinary mystery will appeal to fans of gentle reads featuring amateur detectives. Candy-Coated mystery, book 8.
A Christmas Carol Murder
By Heather Redmond
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A group of friends are out caroling when they are surprised by a murder out of nowhere. Great pick for fans of historical mysteries set in the Victorian era. Dickens of a Crime, book 3.
Midwinter Murder: Fireside Tales from the Queen of Mystery
By Agatha Christie
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A reprint collection from the timeless Agatha Christie featuring 11 stories perfect for fans of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple.
Silent Knit, Deadly Knit
By Peggy Ehrhart
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Pamela and her knitting pals must unravel a real whodunnit in record time to restore the holiday spirit in their charming town. Fans of gentle reads, knitting mysteries, amateur detectives and small-town life will enjoy this holiday mystery that also includes knitting tips and a recipe to boot! Knit & Nibble mystery, book 4.
Owl Be Home for Christmas
By Donna Andrews
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A fast-paced cozy mystery full of twists, turns, quirky characters, and offbeat humor that’s sure to appeal to fans of gentle reads and holiday mysteries. Meg Langslow mystery, book 26.
Silent Bite
By David Rosenfelt
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A witty mystery featuring a semi-retired snarky lawyer who’s tasked with defending a mechanic accused of murder. The evidence appears to be stacking up against the defendant, but the lawyer believes it’s possible he’s looking at a frame job. Andy Carpenter mystery, book 22.
More Holiday Mysteries to Enjoy!
Have Yourself a Beary Little Murder
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Here Comes Santa Paws
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Christmas Cocoa Murder
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