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Kindle Copy for Review from NetGalley, Minotaur and St. Martin Press.
I received a free, advance copy of this book and this is my unbiased and voluntary review.
Dining out can be a deadly adventure. A fallen soufflé is the least to be concern as someone ends up dead. Its one fallen delight that will keep you entertain. It is a charming addition in this tasty cozy seri es.This is a must to be read.

It’s hard to believe that this is the twentieth installment of The Bakeshop Series! And it keeps getting more interesting.
Sterling and Stephanie have struck out on their own for the cliffs and rocky shores of the Oregon coast. Jules is definitely missing them at Torte! With twins on the way, training new staff Jules is overwhelmed but determined to do it all with the help of hubby, Carlos and bestie, Lance.
The entire crew is headed out to help Stephanie and Sterling launch the new menu. And when they get there they see a lot of chaos. No one seems to know what is going on and the manager is a…well, not nice human.
Opening night comes and it’s all hands on deck and things are going well. Until. A scream. The nasty manager has gone for a deep dive off a cliff. It is not an accident.
Oh my, the messiness going on behind the scenes! I wasn’t sure they weren’t all going off the metaphorical cliff!
Always a pleasure!
NetGalley/ St. Martin’s Press February 25, 2025