ファッジ・カップケーキは怒っている (ヴィレッジブックス)

The small-town vibe makes the mystery feel more intimate and charming, but does it also make the danger seem more real? I'm curious how the atmosphere influences the tension.

I loved the descriptions of cupcakes and recipes, but at times I wondered if it distracted from the mystery. Was that intentional to create a cozy feel?

It’s a fun twist that sets this apart from typical mysteries. I wonder if the author’s own love of baking influenced this or if it was a creative decision to add warmth.