Louise Gaylord   I just found out about Gaylord's books, and although I have not read any of them yet (!), they look really interesting to me. She has just released a "stand alone" mystery and also has a series...  Now to decide which to read first!

Anne George    George's Southern Sisters series is absolutely one of the best cozy mystery series you will ever find.

Elizabeth George   Not Cozy.... but  definitely good (Scotland Yard) mysteries to read. You might recognize George's Inspector Lynley and Barbara Havers from the delightful television shows. In case you have not yet seen one of the shows, be forewarned.... Barbara on screen doesn't look at all like Barbara in the novels. The actress, however, does an excellent job, even though the physical similarities are not at all obvious! (As much as I like the television series, I much prefer the novels... but they are not cozy!)

Bartholomew Gill    Not Cozy.... Police Procedural

Dorothy Gilman   Who doesn't know about the mature Mrs. Pollifax and her "spying travels" throughout the world? Delightful cozy mystery series...

Jaqueline Girdner   aka Claire Daniels.... Girdner has a well-established series about a sleuth who owns a gag-gift business and now, writing as Claire Daniels, she has a new series for her fans to look forward to...

Leslie Glass    Not Cozy... Psychological Thrillers

Melissa Glazer   (aka Tim Myers, Elizabeth Bright, & Chris Cavender) Glazer writes the Clay & Crime Cozy Mystery Series... set in the Fire at Will pottery shop. What other name could a sleuth-owned shop have?!? As Bright, the author writes a card-making mystery series. As Myers, he has three series: Soapmaking, Candlemaking, and Lighthouse Inns.  As Chris Cavender, he has the Pizza Mystery Series.

Jeanne Glidewell   Glidewell's first cozy mystery has the distinction of having a "blurb" by Jill Churchill. That's a great start-off for hew new Lexie Starr Mystery Series which falls under the "older sleuth" (although she's only middle aged!) and "librarian sleuth" themes.

Christine L. Goff  Goff set out to become a journalist, which she has done, but now she is devoting her energies to writing a birdwatchers' mystery series.

Lee Goldberg    He wrote and/or produced TV shows like Diagnosis Murder, Mr. Monk.....so it is only natural that he is writing books based on those two very popular TV shows...

Sally Goldenbaum    Goldenbaum is an editor of a publishing company that features veterinary items. She also writes the Queen Bees Quilt Mystery Series... for all of you quilters! (And non-quilters, too!) Also, she writes the Seaside Knitters Mystery Series which is set in a coastal town in Massachusetts.

J. G. Goodhind   Goodhind writes the Honey Driver Mystery Series which features the manager of a hotel in Bath who is also a liaison with the Bath police.

Nadia Gordon   Gordon (a pseudonym for Julianne Balmain) writes the Sunny McCoskey Napa Valley Mystery Series. Sunny is the chef of an organic restaurant in the wine country valley.

M. M. Gornell   Gornell is new to the world of mystery authors. She has recently (2008 and 2009) published two mysteries. Gornell is also a high-fire stoneware potter and avid gardener.

Paula Gosling    Both of Gosling's series are set in Michigan, one features a sheriff and the other features a professor and policeman.

Laurence Gough    Gough won the prestigious Canadian Arthur Ellis Award for his 1990 mystery novel Hot Shots.

Margaret Grace (aka Camille Minichino) Grace is beginning a new series set amidst dollhouses and miniature settings. She and her niece have been building dollhouses and furnishing them, so that they could donate them for school fundraisers to use them as raffle prizes. As Minichino she writes a series about a physicist/sleuth. Minichino happens to be a physicist, which comes in pretty handy for her main character!

Sue Grafton   The very popular Kinsey Millhone "alphabet" series...

Caroline Graham   TV Midsomer Murders series with Inspector Barnaby, of course!

Ann Granger   One of my favorite mystery series... the Markby & Mitchell Village Whodunit Series.... I absolutely love this series! I still haven't tried Granger's Fran Varaday series, but I am looking forward to starting it.

Sarah Graves    The Home Repair is Homicide series....

Gallagher Gray   aka Katy Munger.... Gray's series is about a retired personnel manager who "sleuths" with his octogenarian aunt, living in New York, while Munger's series is based in North Carolina with an unlicensed private investigator in her 30s.

Andrew M. Greeley   Not Cozy... Greeley, an alumni of University of Chicago (both M. A. and Ph.D.) is a priest who presides in Chicago. He has two best selling mystery series, along with many stand alone best selling novels and non-fiction books.

Chloe Green    aka J. Suzanne Frank    Green writes the Dallas O'Connor Mystery Series which features a fashion stylist who lives in Texas...

Christine Green   Several British series to pick from......

D. M. Greenwood   Clergy woman in London series.....

Kerry Greenwood   Greenwood is a solicitor in Australia and has authored books for both children and adults. Her Phryne Fisher series takes place in the 1920s, in Australia. She is starting a new series in '07.

Susanna Gregory   (aka Simon Beaufort) Gregory writes the Chronicles of Matthew Bartholomew Mystery Series and the Thomas Chaloner Mystery Series. Both are set in Great Britain, one during the 1300s and the other during the 1600s. As Simon Beaufort, she has teamed with her author husband (Beau Riffengburgh) to write the Geoffrey Mappestone Mystery Series set during the 1100s in Great Britain.

Jackie Griffey   Griffey writes the Maryvale Mystery Series which is set in Tennessee and she also has some Stand-Alone mysteries...Griffey's first horror novel came out in 2008...

Annie Griffin (aka Sally Chapman)   As Griffin, she writes the Hannah & Kiki Mystery Series which features two sixty-something year old sisters who live in California. As Chapman, she writes the Silicon Valley Mystery Series which features an investigator of computer fraud, also based in California.

Kate Grilley   aka Kate Borden…….. Writes two series, one set on a Caribbean Island and the other set in New England.

Martha Grimes   Police Superintendent Richard Jury & Melrose Plant series, another really good British series...

John Grisham    Not cozy. A lawyer who decided to stop "lawyering" and follow his passion for writing, and who evidently was correct to do so!

Beth Groundwater    Groundwater, an ex-software engineer, writes a mystery series featuring a Colorado Springs gift basket shop owner...

Patricia Guiver    Guiver writes the Pet Detective Mystery Series... which features Delilah Doolittle... and with a last name like that, could it be about a detective for anything other than pets? Her faithful Doberman Pinscher companion (Watson) helps her track down her missing "clients."

Sally Gunning   Gunning began her writing career with the Peter Bartholomew Mystery Series, which is set in a New England coastal area. She is currently writing historical fiction...

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