The 2021 MYSTERY & MAYHEM Short List Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries
Congratulations to the 2021 Mystery & Mayhem Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries SHORT LISTERS! The M&M Book Awards is a division of the CIBAs.
Congratulations to the 2021 Mystery & Mayhem Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries SHORT LISTERS! The M&M Book Awards is a division of the CIBAs.
The first announcements of the CIBA 2021 rounds - The Mystery & Mayhem Book Awards for Cozy-and-Not-So-Cozy Mysteries - the Long List!
Congratulations to the 2020 M&M Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries SHORT LISTERS! The M &M Book Awards is a division of the CIBAs.
This is the official announcement of the 2019 Mystery and Mayhem Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries, a division of the CIBAs, First Place Category Winners and the M & M Grand Prize Winner. Congratulations to all! The 2019 M&M Book Awards were presented by Wendy Delaney, M&M Grand Prize Winner.
One town faces a mysterious killer after an auction – and a saucy African Grey Parrot who’s spilling the beans. A cozy animal mystery that will have readers laughing and crying – and perhaps think twice about buying up historical object. Recommended!
To discover new award-winning mystery authors, check out these M&M Hall of Famers. Also, the 2020 M&M Book Awards deadline for submissions has been extended.
With a private eye's keen attention to detail and a detective's internal ticking clock, Pamela Beason is a maestro at delivering mysteries that will keep you guessing and turning the pages.
A sparkling Cozy Mystery that tackles the Church and LGBT – and will have you in stitches as our hero tries to figure out who-dun-it! Highly recommended.
The first rounds of judging for the 2017 M&M Book Awards for Cozy and Not-So-Cozy Mysteries are complete. These are the titles and their writers who made it on this list passed the first two rounds of judging aka known as the SLUSHING! Congratulations!
When murder comes to the sleepy hamlet of Mystic Notch, recently relocated crime journalist Wilhelmina Chance and her grandma’s crime-solving cat jump into the case with two feet and four paws.