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About Jill Churchill
Jill Churchill, winner of the Agatha and Macavity Mystery Readers Awards, and nominated for an Anthony for her best-selling Jane Jeffry series, lives as Jane does, in a midwestern suburb. On purpose! She says writing this series and the Grace and Favor series is the best treat she can have without a knife and fork.
Under her real name, Janice Young Brooks, and various pseudonyms, she's written historical novels, a gothic novel, and a history textbook as well as many articles for newspapers and magazines. When she's not writing, she's avidly doing genealogy which she says is a lot like mysteries with all the red herrings, clues, speculations, and surprises.
She gardens enthusiastically, needlepoints superbly, and plays a mean game of gin against the computer. She has a son and daughter and two granddaughters, Rose Louise and Emma. Janice is currently in a battle of supremacy with her cat Max.
Under her real name, Janice Young Brooks, and various pseudonyms, she's written historical novels, a gothic novel, and a history textbook as well as many articles for newspapers and magazines. When she's not writing, she's avidly doing genealogy which she says is a lot like mysteries with all the red herrings, clues, speculations, and surprises.
She gardens enthusiastically, needlepoints superbly, and plays a mean game of gin against the computer. She has a son and daughter and two granddaughters, Rose Louise and Emma. Janice is currently in a battle of supremacy with her cat Max.
Series
Jane Jeffry
1. Grime and Punishment (1989)
2. A Farewell to Yarns (1991)
3. A Quiche Before Dying (1993)
4. The Class Menagerie (1994)
5. A Knife to Remember (1994)
6. From Here to Paternity (1995)
7. Silence of the Hams (1996)
8. War and Peas (1996)
9. Fear of Frying (1997)
10. The Merchant of Menace (1998)
11. A Groom With a View (1999)
12. Mulch Ado About Nothing (2000)
13. The House of Seven Mabels (2002)
14. Bell, Book, and Scandal (2003)
15. A Midsummer Night's Scream (2004)
16. The Accidental Florist (2007)
1. Grime and Punishment (1989)
2. A Farewell to Yarns (1991)
3. A Quiche Before Dying (1993)
4. The Class Menagerie (1994)
5. A Knife to Remember (1994)
6. From Here to Paternity (1995)
7. Silence of the Hams (1996)
8. War and Peas (1996)
9. Fear of Frying (1997)
10. The Merchant of Menace (1998)
11. A Groom With a View (1999)
12. Mulch Ado About Nothing (2000)
13. The House of Seven Mabels (2002)
14. Bell, Book, and Scandal (2003)
15. A Midsummer Night's Scream (2004)
16. The Accidental Florist (2007)
Grace and Favor
1. Anything Goes (1999)
2. In the Still of the Night (2000)
3. Someone to Watch Over Me (2001)
4. Love for Sale (2003)
5. It Had to Be You (2004)
6. Who's Sorry Now? (2005)
7. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (2009)
1. Anything Goes (1999)
2. In the Still of the Night (2000)
3. Someone to Watch Over Me (2001)
4. Love for Sale (2003)
5. It Had to Be You (2004)
6. Who's Sorry Now? (2005)
7. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (2009)
Jill Churchill recommends
 Murder on A Bad Hair Day (1996) (Southern Sisters, book 2) Anne George "Truly delightful, laugh-out-loud fun!" |  Sympathy For the Devil (1998) (Madeline Bean Culinary Mystery, book 1) Jerrilyn Farmer "Madeline Bean is charming, the food is devine, and the Hollywood background is juicy." |  Roots of Murder (1999) (Gardening Mystery, book 1) Janis Harrison "Janis Harrison's Roots of Murder has a wonderful sense of place, culture, and horticulture and is a very good mystery besides." |
 Hanging Hannah (2000) (Jane Stuart and Winky, book 2) Evan Marshall "The Jane and Winky series is as cozy as a kitten - with tiny sharp claws." |  Birthday Party Murder (2002) (Lucy Stone, book 9) Leslie Meier "Leslie Meier has created a town I'd like to live in and a sleuth I'd love to meet." |  Hung Out to Die (2006) (Stain-Busting Mystery, book 4) Sharon Short "Sharon Short's Josie Toadfern is wonderfully quirky." |
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