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16 Kindle Unlimited Cozy Mysteries To Read

 

    When I am in a reading drought I know that if I pick up any cozy mysteries I am most likely going to breeze through the whole series and want to find another. Besides going to my local used book store the best way to find and read the whole series is Kindle unlimited. Every once in a while I go through and make a list of a bunch of cozy mysteries on KU to keep on hand in case I need something light or something to pull me through a slump. Here are 16 series I came across that sounds like good reads!




Book 1 of 9








Book 1 of 16








Book 1 of 4




Book 1 of 12




Book 1 of 17




Book 1 of 6




Book 1 of 3




Book 1 of 5




Book 1 of 6



Book 1 of 9




Book 1 of 2




Book 1 of 7




Book 1 of 6













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