Six Valentine’s Mysteries to Die For

For more weddings with a side of whodunit (and a swoon or two), No One Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding is a total treat.

Bestselling mystery author Eleanor Dash heads to Catalina Island for her best friend’s big day… but a creepy note warning of death turns the celebration upside down. With storms brewing and bodies dropping, Eleanor must untangle secrets, old flames, and Hollywood drama to save the love-fest before love itself gets buried. Twisty, witty, and full of charm, it’s a perfect Valentine’s Day mystery with heart.

If you’re craving a sharp, modern mystery with digital age vibes and swoony sparks, The Rivals is a blast.

Claudia Lin runs a quirky dating-detective agency that vets love interests, but when shady AI matchmaking schemes turn deadly, she’s pulled deep into a high-stakes investigation. Along the way, the danger sharpens her heart as romantic tension simmers with Becks and other intriguing prospects.

It’s tech-savvy, clever, and full of witty banter about love, trust and who’s really telling the truth. A perfect February read.

If you love your mysteries with a side of glam and giggles, Pomona Afton Can So Solve a Murder is your next February essential.

Follow spoiled hotel heiress Pom as she goes from penthouse lounging to prowling New York with a murder to solve… or she loses her trust fund and maybe her heart.

It’s witty, warm, and full of swoony sparks with Gabe, proving that even a clueless socialite can turn sleuth (and find love along the way).

If you’re into whodunits with heat and heart, She Doesn’t Have a Clue is a blast.

Kate, a bestselling mystery novelist, reluctantly attends her ex-fiancé’s lavish wedding on a private island, only for the bride to be poisoned and a real murder mystery to erupt that eerily mirrors her own books. As she teams up with her ex and the sparks reignite, you get sharp twists and sizzling second-chance romance alongside the clues. It’s clever, steamy, and impossible to put down.

If your heart melts for cozy mysteries with warm romance and community vibes, Death and Dinuguan is a real treat.

Lila and her boyfriend Jae are ready to enjoy Valentine’s in sweet-town Shady Palms, but when a beloved chocolatier is attacked and a killer lurks nearby, the lovebirds (and their quirky café crew) must untangle clues together.

It’s equal parts heart, suspense, and small-town charm. Completely perfect if you want swoony moments woven into a mystery that feels like coming home.

If you adore clever sleuths, slow-burn crushes, and tangled small-town secrets, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is a must-read.

Teen investigator Pip takes on a cold murder case no one else will touch, and as she digs deeper with Sal’s brother Ravi, their friendship quietly shifts into something more. And all the while, danger and secrets tighten around them. It’s twisty, addictive, and feels like binge-watching your favorite mystery with a soft romantic glow.