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* ''Literature/IrishVillageMysteries'': Siobhan O'Sullivan runs her parent's bistro with her five other siblings in the small village of Killbane, Ireland. She gets involved in a murder investigation (and eventually becomes a garda) when a man is found stabbed to death in the bistro.
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* ''Literature/CountryStoreMysteries'': Roberta "Robbie" Jordan runs a restaurant and country store (later made into a B&B as well) called Pans and Pancakes in the fictional South Lick, Indiana. But she keeps coming across murder mysteries while she's at it.
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* ''Literature/BarkeryAndBiscuits'': Carrie Kennersly lives in a small town where she works two jobs: as a veterinary techician, and as the owner and manager of ''Barkery and Biscuits'', a bakery that makes both pastries for humans and dog treats. She solves various offscreen murders and other crimes that all relate to dogs in some way. There is also a heavy focus on Carrie's personal life, especially her romantic life.
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The murderers in cozies are generally members of the community where the murder occurs and able to hide in plain sight, and their motives are often rooted in events years, or even generations, old. They are typically neither psychopaths nor serial killers, and are often rational and often highly articulate, enabling them to explain their motives after their unmasking.
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The murderers in cozies are generally members of the community where the murder occurs and able to hide in plain sight, and their motives are often rooted in events years, or even generations, old. They are typically neither psychopaths nor serial killers, and are often rational and often highly articulate, enabling them to explain their motives after their unmasking.
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* ''Literature/TaroyMysteries'': Alanis, the narrator investigates multiple murders in the small Arizona town where she inherits a shop from her PhonyPsychic mother.
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* ''Literature/TaroyMysteries'': ''Literature/TarotMysteries'': Alanis, the narrator narrator, investigates multiple murders in the small Arizona town where she inherits a shop from her PhonyPsychic mother.
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* ''Literature/LucyStoneMysteries'': Lucy Stone, a newspaper reporter in Tinker's Cove, Maine, gets embroiled in murder mysteries after she begins discovering dead bodies,
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* ''Literature/LucyStoneMysteries'': Lucy Stone, a newspaper reporter in Tinker's Cove, Maine, gets embroiled in murder mysteries after she begins discovering dead bodies,bodies.
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* ''Literature/JaneAustenMysteries'': Jaine Austen is a writer-for-hire in Los Angeles who becomes embroiled in murder mysteries after one of her clients becomes a suspect.
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Cozy mysteries are considered "gentle" books, with no graphic violence, profanity or explicit sex. Most often, the crime takes place off stage and death is usually very quick (usually by poisoning or being pushed out of a window). The victim is usually an AssholeVictim, and if there's more than one victim, they are usually connected, though the reader is not aware of the obvious connections until the amateur sleuth solves the crimes.
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Cozy mysteries are considered "gentle" books, with no graphic violence, profanity profanity, or explicit sex. Most often, the crime takes place off stage and death is usually very quick (usually by poisoning or being pushed out of a window). The victim is usually an AssholeVictim, and if there's more than one victim, they are usually connected, though the reader is not aware of the obvious connections until the amateur sleuth solves the crimes.
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* ''Literature/CookieCutterShopMysteries'': Olivia Greyson is shown as the owner of a cookie shop named The Gingerbread House. She and her best friend Maddie bake scrumptious treats, and get involved in solving the mysteries that keep happening in and around the cookie house every now and then.
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* ''Literature/CookieCutterShopMysteries'': Olivia Greyson is shown as the owner of a cookie shop named The Gingerbread House. She and her best friend Maddie bake scrumptious treats, treats and get involved in solving the mysteries that keep happening in and around the cookie house every now and then.
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* ''Literature/RetiredWitchesMysteries'': A coven of three older witches -- Molly Addison Renard, Elsie Clarrett Langston, and Olivia Dunst -- run a shop in Wilmington, North Carolina, hiding their witchy nature in plain sight. With their powers fading from age, the trio are looking for three new witches to take over and inherit their ancestral spell book, so they can retire. But when Olivia is suddenly murdered (and returns as a ghost, to the disapproval of the Grand Council of Witches) and their spell book stolen, the three must work with new coven member Dorothy Dunst Lane (Olivia's long-hidden daughter) and initially reluctant ally Brian Fuller to solve the crime... and then some others that pop up involving witches. It was the last series created by CreatorCouple Joyce and Jim Lavene, with the third book being published posthumously.
* ''Literature/ScottishBookshopMysteries'': Delaney Nichols, an archivist from Kansas, has just lost her museum job and subsequently moves to Edinburgh, Scotland, to work at a bookstore called "The Cracked Spine", which specializes in hard-to-find books and other items. There, she develops new friendships with her coworkers and others, but also begins stumbling onto murder mysteries.
* ''Literature/ScottishBookshopMysteries'': Delaney Nichols, an archivist from Kansas, has just lost her museum job and subsequently moves to Edinburgh, Scotland, to work at a bookstore called "The Cracked Spine", which specializes in hard-to-find books and other items. There, she develops new friendships with her coworkers and others, but also begins stumbling onto murder mysteries.
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* ''Literature/RetiredWitchesMysteries'': A coven of three older witches -- Molly Addison Renard, Elsie Clarrett Langston, and Olivia Dunst -- run a shop in Wilmington, North Carolina, hiding their witchy nature in plain sight. With their powers fading from age, the trio are looking for three new witches to take over and inherit their ancestral spell book, spellbook, so they can retire. But when Olivia is suddenly murdered (and returns as a ghost, to the disapproval of the Grand Council of Witches) and their spell book spellbook stolen, the three must work with new coven member Dorothy Dunst Lane (Olivia's long-hidden daughter) and initially reluctant ally Brian Fuller to solve the crime... and then some others that pop up involving witches. It was the last series created by CreatorCouple Joyce and Jim Lavene, with the third book being published posthumously.
* ''Literature/ScottishBookshopMysteries'': Delaney Nichols, an archivist from Kansas, has just lost her museum job and subsequently moves to Edinburgh, Scotland, to work at a bookstore called "The Cracked Spine", which specializes in hard-to-find books and other items. There, she develops new friendships with her coworkers andothers, others but also begins stumbling onto murder mysteries.
* ''Literature/ScottishBookshopMysteries'': Delaney Nichols, an archivist from Kansas, has just lost her museum job and subsequently moves to Edinburgh, Scotland, to work at a bookstore called "The Cracked Spine", which specializes in hard-to-find books and other items. There, she develops new friendships with her coworkers and
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* ''Series/MurderSheWrote'': Jessica Fletcher, a famed murder mystery writer, stumbles across murders in both her small Maine hometown of Cabot Cove, and just about anywhere else she goes.
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* ''Literature/BibliophileMysteries'': Brooklyn Wainwright is a San Francisco-based book restoration expert, who begins solving murders on a part-time basis after her mentor is murdered and she meets British security officer Derek Stone, who considers her the top suspect for discovering the body.
* ''Literature/BlackCatBookshopMysteries'': Darla Pettistone returns to New York after inheriting her Great-Aunt Dee's Brooklyn bookstore, and its mascot -- Hamlet, a large black cat. She also ends up having to solve mysteries that crop up in the process.
* ''Literature/BlackCatBookshopMysteries'': Darla Pettistone returns to New York after inheriting her Great-Aunt Dee's Brooklyn bookstore, and its mascot -- Hamlet, a large black cat. She also ends up having to solve mysteries that crop up in the process.
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* ''Literature/CatRescueMysteries'': Sydney [=McCall=] has just left an advertising job in New York and returns to Deer Park, North Carolina to help her sister Kat run the local animal shelter. There, with the aid of an orange tabby cat named Toby, she finds herself solving mysteries.
* ''Literature/CatsAndCuriosMysteries'': Rebecca Hale is an accountant who unexpectedly inherits her uncle's antique shop in San Francisco when he dies. Along with her cats Rupert and Isabella, she stumbles across mysteries as she explores her uncle's past and the investigations he and his own friends had been conducting.
* ''Literature/CatsAndCuriosMysteries'': Rebecca Hale is an accountant who unexpectedly inherits her uncle's antique shop in San Francisco when he dies. Along with her cats Rupert and Isabella, she stumbles across mysteries as she explores her uncle's past and the investigations he and his own friends had been conducting.
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* ''Literature/DeadEndJobMysteries'': Living off the grid after a disastrous divorce and trying to avoid her deadbeat ex-husband and the courts that sided in his favor, Helen Hawthorne finds herself working a string of dead-end jobs in order to make ends meet, all while stumbling upon murders and trying to stay out of the spotlight. After book 9, her life takes a turn for the better, with a new husband and a full-time career as a private detective, but she still winds up having to go undercover at other jobs to solve her cases.
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* ''Literature/DreamClubMysteries'': Business consultant Taylor Blake returns to Georgia to help her sister with her new candy shop, and unwittingly becomes involved in both mystery and her sister’s Dream Interpretation Club.
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* ''Literature/FixerUpperMysteries'': Shannon Hammer is a home renovation and repair contractor in Lighthouse Cove, Northern California, who begins solving murders when they start cropping up.
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* ''Literature/HauntedHomeRenovationMysteries'': Melanie "Mel" Turner specializes in remodeling historic houses in the San Francisco Bay Area. But one day, her life takes a turn for the unexpected when a coworker dies on the site of one of her remodeling projects and his ghost asks her to solve his murder.
* ''Literature/HayleyPowellFoodAndCocktailsMysteries'': Hayley Powell, a single mom and food writer for a Bar Harbor, Maine newspaper, begins solving murders after she becomes the main suspect in one case.
* ''Literature/JaneAustenMysteries'': Jaine Austen is a writer-for-hire in Los Angeles who becomes embroiled in murder mysteries after one of her clients becomes a suspect.
* ''Literature/KeyWestFoodCriticMysteries'': Stuck in Key West after a disastrous relationship with a two-timing boyfriend, Hayley Snow begins a new career as a food critic for a local magazine, with a sideline in solving murders.
* ''Literature/KnitAndNibbleMysteries'': With her daughter off at college, widowed mother Pamela Paterson keeps busy as associate editor of a craft magazine and founder of the Knit and Nibble knitting club in Arborville, New Jersey. But soon, she and her club members must begin a new type of project -- solving murders.
* ''Literature/HayleyPowellFoodAndCocktailsMysteries'': Hayley Powell, a single mom and food writer for a Bar Harbor, Maine newspaper, begins solving murders after she becomes the main suspect in one case.
* ''Literature/JaneAustenMysteries'': Jaine Austen is a writer-for-hire in Los Angeles who becomes embroiled in murder mysteries after one of her clients becomes a suspect.
* ''Literature/KeyWestFoodCriticMysteries'': Stuck in Key West after a disastrous relationship with a two-timing boyfriend, Hayley Snow begins a new career as a food critic for a local magazine, with a sideline in solving murders.
* ''Literature/KnitAndNibbleMysteries'': With her daughter off at college, widowed mother Pamela Paterson keeps busy as associate editor of a craft magazine and founder of the Knit and Nibble knitting club in Arborville, New Jersey. But soon, she and her club members must begin a new type of project -- solving murders.
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* ''Literature/MaineClambakeMysteries'': Julia Snowden returns to her hometown of Busman's Harbor, Maine, to rescue her family's struggling clambake business. Soon though, she must also begin solving murder mysteries.
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* ''Literature/ScottishBookshopMysteries'': Delaney Nichols, an archivist from Kansas, has just lost her museum job and subsequently moves to Edinburgh, Scotland, to work at a bookstore called "The Cracked Spine", which specializes in hard-to-find books and other items. There, she develops new friendships with her coworkers and others, but also begins stumbling onto murder mysteries.
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* ''Literature/SunnyAndShadowMysteries'': Sonata "Sunny" Coolidge, formerly a reporter in New York, has returned to her hometown of Kittery Harbor, Maine, to care for her ailing father after his heart attack. When she stumbles onto a dead body one day, it marks the first mystery she must solve.
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* ''Literature/WhereAreTheyNowMysteries'': Matilda "Tilda" Harper is a celebrity reporter who has made a name for herself tracking down stars who've left the spotlight, and finds herself solving mysteries when some of them turn up either dead or targeted by killers.
* ''Literature/WitchcraftMysteries'': Lily Ivory attempts to conceal her "witchiness" in San Francisco, running a vintage clothing shop that outfits customers both spiritually and stylistically. But when dead bodies turn up, she must put her magical talents to use in solving the murders.
* ''Literature/WitchsCatMysteries'': Annabelle Britton makes a living as an artist before going on vacation to the seaside town of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she makes a startling discovery about her witchy heritage with the help of Alistair, a cat and familiar whose first owner has recently turned up dead. With his help, Annabelle accepts her role as a witch and begins solving mysteries involving magic, while working with other witches who've dedicated themselves to keeping Portsmouth and its people safe.
* ''Literature/WitchcraftMysteries'': Lily Ivory attempts to conceal her "witchiness" in San Francisco, running a vintage clothing shop that outfits customers both spiritually and stylistically. But when dead bodies turn up, she must put her magical talents to use in solving the murders.
* ''Literature/WitchsCatMysteries'': Annabelle Britton makes a living as an artist before going on vacation to the seaside town of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she makes a startling discovery about her witchy heritage with the help of Alistair, a cat and familiar whose first owner has recently turned up dead. With his help, Annabelle accepts her role as a witch and begins solving mysteries involving magic, while working with other witches who've dedicated themselves to keeping Portsmouth and its people safe.
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* ''Literature/NovelIdea'': After losing her job at the local newspaper, journalist Lila Wilkins becomes an intern at the Novel Idea Literary Agency, reading queries and solving mysteries along the way.
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Although the cozy mystery sleuth is usually not a medical examiner, detective, or police officer, a lot of times her best friend, husband, or significant other is, which enables her to find out things that she would otherwise not have access to. At the same time, the local police force doesn't take the amateur sleuth very seriously - which, of course, makes it convenient for her to "casually overhear" things at the scene of a crime.
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Although the cozy mystery sleuth is usually not a medical examiner, detective, or police officer, a lot of times her best friend, husband, or significant other is, which enables her to find out things that she would otherwise not have access to. At the same time, the local police force doesn't take the amateur sleuth very seriously - -- which, of course, makes it convenient for her to "casually overhear" things at the scene of a crime.
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On occasion, the crime won't be AlwaysMurder - sometimes the crime might actually be something different, but still something that will warrant explanation and detective work. Sometimes they may even be mundane things like family mysteries or framing. This is especially true in works targeted at younger audiences.
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* ''Literature/RetiredWitchesMysteries'': A coven of three older witches - Molly Addison Renard, Elsie Clarrett Langston, and Olivia Dunst - run a shop in Wilmington, North Carolina, hiding their witchy nature in plain sight. With their powers fading from age, the trio are looking for three new witches to take over and inherit their ancestral spell book, so they can retire. But when Olivia is suddenly murdered (and returns as a ghost, to the disapproval of the Grand Council of Witches) and their spell book stolen, the three must work with new coven member Dorothy Dunst Lane (Olivia's long-hidden daughter) and initially reluctant ally Brian Fuller to solve the crime... and then some others that pop up involving witches. It was the last series created by CreatorCouple Joyce and Jim Lavene, with the third book being published posthumously.
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* ''Literature/RetiredWitchesMysteries'': A coven of three older witches - -- Molly Addison Renard, Elsie Clarrett Langston, and Olivia Dunst - -- run a shop in Wilmington, North Carolina, hiding their witchy nature in plain sight. With their powers fading from age, the trio are looking for three new witches to take over and inherit their ancestral spell book, so they can retire. But when Olivia is suddenly murdered (and returns as a ghost, to the disapproval of the Grand Council of Witches) and their spell book stolen, the three must work with new coven member Dorothy Dunst Lane (Olivia's long-hidden daughter) and initially reluctant ally Brian Fuller to solve the crime... and then some others that pop up involving witches. It was the last series created by CreatorCouple Joyce and Jim Lavene, with the third book being published posthumously.
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* Many of the ''VideoGame/NancyDrew'' titles take place in small communities where most of the suspects know each another. Only a few titles (Deadly Device and Secrets can Kill) actually involve murder - usually, the crimes are conspiracies, extortion, or a ScoobyDooHoax. However, the Game Over sequences are quite graphic.
* ''VideoGame/Persona4'' has a few aspects of this - the main character Narukami is an outsider who moves to a small town in Japan where a murder happens... at the same time portals to a supernatural world [[ItMakesSenseInContext in the TV]] appear.
* ''VideoGame/Persona4'' has a few aspects of this - the main character Narukami is an outsider who moves to a small town in Japan where a murder happens... at the same time portals to a supernatural world [[ItMakesSenseInContext in the TV]] appear.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona4'' has a few aspects of this- -- the main character Narukami is an outsider who moves to a small town in Japan where a murder happens... at the same time portals to a supernatural world [[ItMakesSenseInContext in the TV]] appear.
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* ''VideoGame/JennyLeClue'' is a GenreDeconstruction of this - the in-universe author has been writing nothing but these featuring the titular KidDetective for thirty years, and they're getting terribly stale both for the readers and for Jenny herself. Under pressure from his editor, the author has to learn to move on and write something new and interesting, getting out of his cozy comfort zone and shaking up the formula.
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* ''VideoGame/JennyLeClue'' is a GenreDeconstruction of this - -- the in-universe author has been writing nothing but these featuring the titular KidDetective for thirty years, and they're getting terribly stale both for the readers and for Jenny herself. Under pressure from his editor, the author has to learn to move on and write something new and interesting, getting out of his cozy comfort zone and shaking up the formula.
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* ''Literature/CookieCutterShopMysteries'': Olivia Greyson is shown as the owner of a cookie shop named The Gingerbread House. She and her best friend Maddie bake scrumptious treats, and get involved in solving the mysteries that keeping happening in and around the cookie house every now and then.
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* ''Series/AgathaRaisin'': A middle-aged public-relations agent who originally owned a public-relations firm in Mayfair, London until she sold it and took early retirement, moving to the fictional village of Carsely in the Cotswolds. After fourteen books of solving mysteries she stumbled upon, she gave in and opened her own detective agency.
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* ''Series/AgathaRaisin'': A middle-aged public-relations agent who originally owned a public-relations firm in Mayfair, London until she sold it and took early retirement, moving to the fictional village of Carsely in the Cotswolds. After fourteen books of solving mysteries she stumbled upon, she gave in and opened her own detective agency. It was also adapted into a TV series.
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A sub-genre of MysteryFiction where an AmateurSleuth solves crimes in a small community.
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* ''Literature/DeathFromAShell'': Anna is a grumpy teenage wannabe lounge-singer who stumbles into a creepy mystery in a small, isolated coastal town.
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* Many of the ''VideoGame/NancyDrew'' titles take place in small communities. Most communities where most of the suspects either know one another, or are even coworkers. However, only each another. Only a few titles (Deadly Device and Secrets can Kill) actually involve murder - usually, the crimes are conspiracies, extortion, or a ScoobyDooHoax.ScoobyDooHoax. However, the Game Over sequences are quite graphic.
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* ''Literature/LeagueOfLiteraryLadies'': Three FireForgedFriends who have a book club together investigate a series of crimes in the Ohio resort town they live in.
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* ''Literature/SecondChanceCatMysteries'': Sarah Grayson runs a second-hand shop in Maine and is raising a rescue cat named Elvis. She also finds herself stumbling across mysteries, to the dismay of her boyfriend (a death examiner for the local medical office) who would prefer that she and four elderly friends of hers, who are also involved in her business, leave such things to the police.
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* ''Series/FatherBrown'': The TV adaptation takes the oft-travelling priest of Chesterton's stories and roots him cozily in a tight-knit small town in the West Country with a very large proportion of Catholic residents (and therefore the good father's parishioners).
* ''Series/TheMysteryFilesOfShelbyWoo'': The first three seasons are about the titular Shelby Woo solving mysteries around her small hometown of Cocoa Beach, Florida. The final season, however, moves the action to the big city; Boston, Massachusetts.
* ''Series/QueensOfMystery'': Mathilda and Inspector Thorne are real detectives, but despite their best efforts, Mathilda's aunts are always in the thick of it, picking locks and listening at doors. They know absolutely everybody, going so far as to get someone's mother on the phone for leverage.
* ''Series/QueensOfMystery'': Mathilda and Inspector Thorne are real detectives, but despite their best efforts, Mathilda's aunts are always in the thick of it, picking locks and listening at doors. They know absolutely everybody, going so far as to get someone's mother on the phone for leverage.
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* ''Series/TheMysteryFilesOfShelbyWoo'' for the first three seasons are about the titular Shelby Woo solving mysteries around her hometown of Cocoa Beach Florida. The final season however moves the action to Boston, Massachusetts.
* Pretty much anything that appears on The Hallmark Channel.
* The TV adaptation of ''Series/FatherBrown'' falls definitively under this category, as it takes the oft-travelling priest of Chesterton's stories and roots him cozily in a tight-knit small town in the West Country with a very large proportion of Catholic residents (and therefore the good father's parishioners).
* Pretty much anything that appears on The Hallmark Channel.
* The TV adaptation of ''Series/FatherBrown'' falls definitively under this category, as it takes the oft-travelling priest of Chesterton's stories and roots him cozily in a tight-knit small town in the West Country with a very large proportion of Catholic residents (and therefore the good father's parishioners).
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* Pretty much anything that appears on The Hallmark Channel.
* The TV adaptation of ''Series/FatherBrown'' falls definitively under this category, as it takes the oft-travelling priest of Chesterton's stories and roots him cozily in a tight-knit small town in the West Country with a very large proportion of Catholic residents (and therefore the good father's parishioners).
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