A smart, funny suburban cozy mystery where friendship, family, and murder remind readers that life in the neighborhood is anything but ordinary.
 
When Jane Jeffry’s best friend Shelley throws a neighborhood block party, the event promises good food, laughter, and gossip — until a local troublemaker turns up dead. Between nosy neighbors, old grudges, and far too many casseroles, Jane finds herself once again drawn into the middle of a mystery that hits close to home. With her trademark humor and good sense, Jane must separate gossip from guilt before the next guest meets their end.
 
In Who’s Sorry Now?, Jill Churchill delivers another delightful installment in her beloved Jane Jeffry Mystery series. The suburban streets may look peaceful, but Jane and Shelley know better — trouble has a way of blooming right alongside the begonias.
 
What begins as a cheerful summer gathering quickly spirals into chaos when one of the guests is found dead. With her trademark wit, Jane juggles family life, romance, and an investigation full of secrets, scandal, and suburban mischief. As always, Churchill serves up equal parts charm and intrigue, reminding readers why her mysteries are a cornerstone of classic cozy fiction — full of laughter, relatability, and the comfort of familiar friends.
 
💖 Why You’ll Love It
A lighthearted, engaging mystery set in familiar suburban surroundings.
Features Jane Jeffry — relatable, witty, and effortlessly likable.
Combines humor, friendship, and classic whodunit storytelling.
A cozy mix of neighborhood drama and heartfelt moments.
Perfect for readers who love character-driven mysteries with humor.
 
🌟 Perfect For
Fans of Leslie Meier, Dorothy Cannell, and Joanne Fluke.
Readers who enjoy suburban or domestic cozy mysteries.
Book clubs seeking clever, conversational mysteries with warmth.
Cozy collectors completing their Jane Jeffry series.
 
❤️ Fans Also Liked
If you enjoyed Who’s Sorry Now?, you might also like:
Fear of Frying by Jill Churchill — culinary chaos and murder in suburbia.
A Groom with a View by Jill Churchill — wedding bells, laughter, and mayhem.
The Accidental Florist by Jill Churchill — a cozy finale full of humor and heart.