How is this a debut novel? Voted Most Likely To Murder by Lacey Moone delivers a confident, cozy mystery packed with high school reunion drama, small-town secrets, and a proudly Canadian setting. Warm, witty, and utterly bingeable.

Allie Catt returns in Murder by the Millions, a food cozy mystery audiobook that proves smart heroines and slow burns can still deliver a killer twist.

Dresden’s latest adventure proves that even the toughest wizard can still learn a few magic tricks about redemption.

Dr. Jen Gunter's Blood is part medical deep dive, part feminist reckoning. A long but empowering audiobook that will make you furious about everything you were never told.

Richard Osman’s The Bullet That Missed combines clever murder mysteries with laugh-out-loud humor and heart. The Thursday Murder Club is better than ever.

A sentient bookshop, a hidden magical family, and a mystery worth the (long) journey

From DNF to obsession: How Julia Whelan's narration made The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue haunt me for 300 years.

A sharp, fog-drenched cozy mystery debut that proves San Francisco still has secrets worth exploring.

Glitz, curses, and celebrity scandal collide at the Savoy in this 1960s historic mystery: solid but a tad too descriptive. ⭐⭐⭐

Catherine Price skips the lecture and hands you a science-backed game plan, and somehow, it actually works.

I came for the cozy vibes. I stayed for the magical bookshop, the tuxedo cat, and a grandmother with absolutely zero chill. Crime and Poetry by Amanda Flower is the series starter I didn't know I needed. 📚✨ #CozymysteryReview #MagicalBookshopMystery #ViewsSheWrites

A sharp Hercule Poirot setup on a Greek island promises chills, but the overcrowded cast and baffling ending left me cold. Solid narration by Julian Rhind-Tutt saves the 9-hour audiobook. Decent for mystery fans, but not a classic. ⭐⭐⭐ #PoirotMysteryReview

A sorority reunion, decades-old grudges, and one very inconvenient murder. The Forty-Year Grudge brings Merritt & Blunt back in a cozy mystery that’s smart, character-driven, and quietly addictive.

Death at King's Cross trades the drawing-room charm of Book One for a wartime thriller that's darker, sharper, and, somehow, even better. DCI Lilian Wyles carries this story with quiet, ferocious dignity.

Jenn McKinlay's sixteenth Library Lover's Mystery is a charming return to Briar Creek, complete with a book-boat, feuding island families, and a murder that asks a little too much of coincidence by the final chapter. Still a four-star listen.

Three magical black kittens. Two dead bodies. A cozy mystery told mostly from the kittens’ POV. The Black Cat Detectives is pure paranormal cozy perfection, and I don’t know how I lived without Bippity, Boppity, and Boop. Cat lovers, this one is non-negotiable. 🐈‍⬛✨

Grief, fake murder, and found family collide in Welcome to the Murder Week by Karen Dukess, a contemporary fiction novel that feels like a cozy mystery without the corpse. Cat travels from Buffalo to a tiny English village for a staged “Murder Week” her late mother secretly booked, and walks straight into unlikely friendships, a tender romance with gin-maker Dev Sharma, and long‑overdue answers about the woman who kept leaving. If you love small-town vibes, emotional gut-punches wrapped in humor, and character-driven mysteries with heart, this audiobook will hit all the right notes.

Mrs. B invites chaos back to Marigold Cottages in this cozy mystery sequel packed with heart, humor, and clever sleuthing.

A sharp, inventive mystery where a ghostwriter’s words reveal far more than she ever intended.

Sherry Turkle's Reclaiming Conversation isn't anti-tech, it's pro-human, and it just might change what you do tomorrow morning.

Ever After 2025 was Toronto’s first romance book festival, and even two weeks later I’m still thinking about how magical it was. Hosted by TIFA and presented by Rakuten Kobo, the three-day event brought together authors, readers, workshops, panels, and the unforgettable Ever After Ball. From Tarot readings and High Tea to inspiring author talks by Jenny Colgan, Keeley Armstrong, Uzma Jalalludin, Lori Dyan, and more, the festival completely transformed how I view the romance genre. A Christmas blind date with a book was the perfect finishing touch to an already enchanting weekend.

Feeling trapped by your smartphone? Kaitlyn Regehr’s Smartphone Nation audiobook delivers practical tools for digital detox, mindful parenting, and healthier screen habits in our algorithm-driven world.

Paris chocolate factory blackmail turns deadly in Mark Pryor's cozy mystery—but where's the bookshop? Honest ARC review of a series entry that hooks with whodunit suspense yet confuses newcomers. Cozy mystery fans, read on!

A witty Nova Scotia cozy mystery where literary awards meet murder, sharp satire, quirky characters, and a journalist finally on the crime beat.

Small-town weddings, big secrets, and a truffle that could kill. Amanda Flower’s Truffle Trouble serves up another cozy delight.