Lydia Adamson Three series: a cat-sitter, a librarian, & a veterinarianGregory Ahlgren My
husband read the only book I have found by this author and enjoyed it so
much that he recommended it to me.
Catherine Aird English Cozy
featuring the department head of the CID.
Susan Wittig Albert
Albert writes two series, one features an herbalist
(the China Bayles series) and she also writes the Beatrix Potter cozy series.
Susan and her husband write a mystery series set during the Victorian era using
the pseudonym "Robin Paige."
Peter Alding
(aka Roderic Jeffries &
Jeffrey Ashford) (Not Cozy) The C. I. D.
Room Mystery Series with Constable Kerr...
Bruce Alexander
aka Bruce Cook……Alexander wrote a series of
historical mysteries that feature an 18th century blind
magistrate in London.
Barbara Allan
Allan is the husband/wife writing team comprised of Barbara and Max Allan
Collins. Together, they write the Trash n' Treasures Mystery Series.
Conrad Allen aka
Edward Marston and
Keith Miles... If you are a Conrad Allen fan,
then you are in a for a huge treat! He writes several series...set mostly
in England.
Garrison Allen
(aka Gary Amo) Allen writes the Big Mike Mystery Series which
features the owner of a mystery bookstore, along with Big Mike... a huge
Abyssinian cat who happens to love lima beans...(Allen was recommended by a
site reader... I have not read any of his books yet.)
Michael Derek Allen I liked the first in the
Spence Series a lot. Haven't read the others....yet.
Steve Allen
Based on Steve Allen, the comedian, and his wife, actress Jayne Meadows...as
crime solvers!
Margery Allingham
Cozy from England... Albert Campion series,
which features a very upper-crust sleuth...
Madelyn Alt Alt’s series is
set in Stony Mill, Indiana, and involves both an antique shop and a witch!
Sheryl J. Anderson Anderson has worked as a screenwriter, a television
producer and writer, and is now teaching screenwriting, as well as writing
the Molly Forrester Mystery Series which features an advice columnist
(sort of like a Dear Abby type of writer) who also solves mysteries.
Donna Andrews
One of her series involves a blacksmith theme (the Meg Lanslow series)...
Lori Andrews
Andrews is a professor of law in Chicago and an expert in genetics. She
writes the Dr. Alexandra Blake Mystery Series, and has published ten
nonfiction books... Not Cozy
Mary Kay Andrews
aka
Kathy Hogan Trocheck... I haven't tried her Weezie & BeBe series, but now that I am aware of it, I am going to! I love Trochek's Julia Callahan Garrity
series.
Sarah Andrews
Andrews, being a geologist herself, has two mystery series which both
feature geologists/sleuths...
Jennifer Apodaca
Apodaca's books are mysteries with a whole lot of romance!
She calls them "dangerously romantic"....
Jeffrey Archer
Not cozy... His personal life would make a great novel!
A. K. Arenz Arenz writes the Bouncing Grandma Mystery
Series. She is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers.
Margot Arnold
British
Cozy that features an anthropologist and an archaeologist in Cambridge.
Suzanne Arruda
Arruda wanted to use her Master's degree (that emphasizes
ecology) and her enjoyment for both animals and the outdoors (she managed to
work as a zoo keeper while in college!) when writing her mystery series. What better setting than Africa
for her main character Jade del Cameron... a very adventurous sleuth!
Maureen Ash
Ash writes the Templar Knight Mystery Series which features Bascot de Marin,
wounded in the Crusades, who returns to England after being
imprisoned/enslaved for eight years in the Holy Land...
Jeffrey Ashford
(aka Roderic Jeffries &
Peter Alding) (Not Cozy) As Ashford he has
stand-alones...
Isaac Asimov Asimov's
family owned candy shops while he was growing up, which sold science fiction
magazines, which is where he developed his love for all things science
fiction. But, he also wrote mysteries... along with many.... and I mean
"many" other accomplishments in his life.
Libi Astaire Astaire, a journalist living in Jerusalem, writes the Ezra
Melamed Mystery Series which is a Regency England mystery series...
Nancy Atherton When
her "Aunt" Dimity leaves her a Cotswold cottage, little does Lori know
that the cottage includes her aunt's presence...
Sarah Atwell
(aka Sheila Connolly) Degrees in Art History and Fine Arts paved the way for Atwell to eventually
write the Glassblowing Mystery Series. She not only enjoys the beauty of
blown glass but apparently also has "mastered" the art. As Sheila
Connolly, she writes the Orchard Mystery Series which takes place in
beautiful Massachusetts... on an apple orchard.
Margaret Atwood
I've read a couple of her books, and find them quirky, very different....
Lori Avocato
Who better than a registered nurse (and Sister's in Crime member) to write a
mystery series about an ex-registered nurse who invetigates medical fraud?
"B" Authors