Death by Latte

The cozy coffee shop vibe adds charm but also raises questions about how such a familiar place becomes the scene of a murder. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely for atmosphere.

The romance felt like it developed quickly, which is typical for YA, but I was curious if this was a deliberate choice to keep the story light or if it evolved naturally during writing.

There were moments that made me smile but also tense scenes. I'm interested in how the author decided where to draw that line—was it to keep the tone accessible for teens or something else?