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Who's Sorry Now - Grace and Favor, Bk 6
Author: Jill Churchill

This award-winning author delivers the sixth delightful Depression-era mystery in her entertaining series. When a red swastika is painted on a widow's window, and a train porter is found dead, Lily and Robert Brewster know something dark has moved into their town.

ISBN-13: 9780060734596
ISBN-10: 0060734590
Pages: 256
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Currently 3.7/5 Stars.

3.7 stars, based on 28 ratings

Publisher: William Morrow
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Currently 2.5/5 Stars.

Kristin (CozyLover) reviewed Who's Sorry Now? (Grace and Favor, Bk 6) on 7/7/2006 + 335 more book reviews

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The most recent one in the Grace and Favor series and the worst one there is! I loved all the others, but this one was totally lacking. Lily and Robert were reduced to bit players and took no part at all in solving the mystery. Robert was involved in a lot of the town's going ons, which was nice to see, but other than that his character was rather flat. Lily wasn't a strong presence at all, which is a real bummer as I like her the best. The book focused on the sherrif and his new deputy and how they solved a crime. I hope Churchill doesn't coninue the series in this manner because the substance has really gone downhill.

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Currently 2.5/5 Stars.

Stephanie S. (punkinema) - Brentwood, CA reviewed Who's Sorry Now? (Grace and Favor, Bk 6) on 12/10/2007 + 305 more book reviews

This was a disappointment to me. Although I enjoyed reading how the townfolks were doing and coping with the depression, there wasn't enough mystery for my tastes. I was really looking forward to this one too.