I was a huge fan of cozy mysteries long before I ever sat down to write one. What exactly are cozy mysteries and how does one go about writing one? Please pop over to DJs Krimiblog today, where I’m visiting my Danish friend, Dorte and posting “How to Cook Up a Cozy.”
Plus—my July 6th release is just weeks away! Click here for my book release contest. Entering is easy. :)
Popping over.
Mason
Thoughts in Progress
I’ll go check it out.
CD
So exciting, Elizabeth. I’m on my way…
Karen
You have to like the genre you write!
I’ll check it out!!
Just entered your contest and now I’m on my way over to DJs Krimiblog.
I know I’ve said this before, but I’ll say it again, I love your cover.
On my way!
I’m on my way. Thanks.
Stephen Tremp
Awesome! Thanks for the link to check out.
It’s a cool cover you have there, Elizabeth; nice contrast between the peaceful, friendly restaurant and the poison bottle on the table. It’s like the hook is on the cover. I guess the book will sell like ice cream in Hell and glühwein in Heaven, to make a fortune for the author >:)
Cold As Heaven
That was a great interview and explanation of a “cozy.” I thought Sue Grafton’s alphabet mysteries would be there, and I was right. I love Kinsey!
Thanks so much, y’all!
And thanks for the compliments on the cover. :) Berkley’s art department does a great job, I think–they have the cozy scene with the little dash of danger added.
And Mary–I love Grafton’s books, too!
Oh, exciting! I’ll definitely check it out!
Nancy, from Realms of Thought…