There are a LOT fewer of these, because there aren’t a lot of stand-alone mysteries, and most series have ten or more books, which is a pretty big lift.

• Secrets in the Mist by Anna Lee Huber | Average Rating: 8.5 | Rereads: 3
• Jury of One by Charlie Cochrane (Lindenshaw Mysteries) Average Rating: 7.7 | Rereads: 3
• Murder in G Major by Alexia Gordon (Gethsemane Brown) Average Rating: 7.3 | Rereads: 3

Secrets in the Mist is a stand-alone gothic-romance-mystery. I have a feeling I read it at least one other time but failed to track that I’d read it.

The Gethsemane Brown series is only five book, which makes it an easy reread, and the Lindenshaw Mysteries are all very quick reads and there are only seven books in the series.