I finished this book today, the last one in the collection of the first five Zion Sawyer audiobooks. They were all cozy mysteries, but they were exceptional in that respect.
This book was thrilling and unexpected, and although I did have the requisite "romance", it wasn't as bad as it might have been (I generally like mysteries, but not romances, so when their combined (as is frequently the case with cozy mysteries), it's best if the romance is not the major concern. This does get a little have been with the romance, but the ministry is DEFINITELY the concentration. Of course, the obvious suspects are examined and dismissed, but the whole story holds together, and is consistent.
These books are overall, kind of a joy: they're mysteries, but not hard-boiled, and for the most part the characters are agreeable; there's a consistent story that doesn't seem to be "trying too hard." I am looking forward to others in the series.