I just finished the fourth book in the Eastward Witches series by Nova Nelson.
I've been going through these pretty fast. Normally I just listen to an audio book before bed but I've been taking these along with me in the car, in the store and even when household chores.
The cover describes them as a paranormal cozy mystery. There is a bit of romance thrown in there too. these remind me a lot of some of the C. J. Archer books I enjoy so much. I learned that romantasy is thing now. I wonder if we need a sub genre; mystery Romantasy or romystery??
So far all the novels are in the first person which is sort of unusual. But I find it interesting. In this case it allows for the reader to experience some of the main character's emotions.
I think it's tricky to write a good fantasy (or science fiction) murder mystery. Mostly because when the author has to explain what is possible in that world it sometimes gives away the mystery. But it's been done well and this author seems to be able to pull it off every time.
The one thing that I don't like is that that the population of Eastwind has so many different fictional characters and they cut across all types of fantasy. Witches, were-people, vampires, leprechauns, satyrs, fairies, genies, angels, giants, ogres, elves, goblins, and the grim reaper. But in fairness Harry Potter's world was pretty diverse as well and I need complained.