A funny and heartwarming suburban cozy mystery where family, friendship, and wedding chaos take center stage — along with a shocking murder.
When Jane Jeffry’s best friend Shelley’s daughter gets engaged, what should be a joyful event turns into a whirlwind of stress, arguments, and over-the-top planning. Between feuding relatives, bossy caterers, and a mountain of wedding details, the big day seems doomed before it begins. But when a member of the bridal party turns up dead, Jane and Shelley must put their sleuthing skills to work to keep the wedding from becoming a total disaster.
 
In A Groom with a View, Jill Churchill’s wit and warmth shine in another charming addition to her beloved Jane Jeffry Mystery series. As Shelley navigates the chaos of wedding planning, Jane finds herself investigating a crime that threatens to ruin the celebration. Between juggling family life, uncovering clues, and trying to keep Shelley from losing her sanity, Jane proves that amateur sleuthing — like marriage — is never simple.
 
With sharp humor, engaging characters, and a perfect mix of domestic detail and suspense, A Groom with a View offers cozy mystery comfort at its best. Jill Churchill reminds readers that love and laughter can thrive even in the most unexpected (and murderous) of situations.
 
💖 Why You’ll Love It
A hilarious, heartwarming cozy full of family drama and friendship.
Jane Jeffry’s quick wit and practicality shine once again.
Perfect balance of humor, suspense, and suburban realism.
A cozy mystery that celebrates love, loyalty, and second chances.
Ideal for fans who enjoy lighter, character-driven whodunits.
🌟 Perfect For
Fans of Leslie Meier, Dorothy Cannell, and Joanne Fluke.
Readers who enjoy mysteries centered on family and relationships.
Cozy collectors who love domestic settings with humor and charm.
Book clubs seeking fun, feel-good mysteries with strong women leads.
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The Accidental Florist by Jill Churchill — a funny and heartfelt finale to the series.
Aunt Dimity Goes West by Nancy Atherton — a cozy, heartwarming escape with charm.