Who's Sorry Now? A Grace And Favor Mystery: A Grace & Favor Mystery: 6 - Softcover

"Zany.witty.Churchill's stories.are written to amuse and entertain, and this they do in abundance." -- Chicago Sun-Times

"Crisp and clever . . . savvy and witty . . . Jill Churchill just keeps getting better and better!"--Kansas City Star

"Agatha Christie is alive and well and writing mysteries under the name Jill Churchill."--Nancy Pickard

"It will leave you feeling a little better about human nature."--Washington Post

"Zany...witty...Churchill's stories...are written to amuse and entertain, and this they do in abundance."--Chicago Sun-Times

"Delightful....spare yet eloquent prose...[a] nice mix of Depression history and cozy ambience."--Booklist

Agatha Christie is alive and well and writing mysteries under the name Jill Churchill. --Nancy Pickard"

Zany witty Churchill s stories are written to amuse and entertain, and this they do in abundance. --Chicago Sun-Times"

Delightful....spare yet eloquent prose...[a] nice mix of Depression history and cozy ambience. --Booklist"

Crisp and clever . . . savvy and witty . . . Jill Churchill just keeps getting better and better! --Kansas City Star"

Making the acquaintance of a young widow and her German grandfather, new arrivals in the Depression-era Hudson Valley, Robert Brewster and his sister, Lily, fear for their new friends' safety when the porter is found dead and a swastika is found painted on the widow's window. By the author of It Had to Be You. Reprint.