Pretty much this book deserves to be read for the title alone. But, luckily, there's more to it than that! It's a perfectly fine cozy mystery with lots of tasty food descriptions and (of course) recipes in the back. I hadn't read the first book, which did put me at a slight disadvantage because I'm missing some of the relationship history. It's all explained, but I definitely don't have any connection to some of the possible romantic interests.