Slay It with Flowers

The floral setting adds such a charming touch to the story, but I wonder if it also influenced the pacing or the types of clues used. Did the author have a background in floristry or just a love for flowers?

The lighthearted tone kept the story fun without dismissing the tension. I’d love to hear if others found the humor enhanced their enjoyment or felt a bit out of place at times.

The cozy vibe makes the plot feel intimate, but does it also limit the range of suspects or clues? Curious if the setting was a character in its own right or just a backdrop.