Dead to the Last Drop

The small-town coffee shop feels like a character itself, adding warmth and familiarity. Did anyone else feel it made the mystery feel more inviting?

The story seemed to pause for a lot of detailed coffee-making scenes — do you think that added to the atmosphere or slowed things down too much?

The integration of coffee and food culture is so charming but also feels like a fresh twist on the genre. I wonder if the author has a background in food or coffee!