A review by sofia_bookishwanderess
A Cup of Flour, a Pinch of Death by Valerie Burns

3.0

As always with this series, this was an entertaining and easy read, filled with likable characters. I'm glad it finally focused on revealing who the "big bad" was, as I had been frustrated by how obvious it was from the very beginning. Still, it took the protagonist and everyone around her far too long to realize the truth, to the point where it made no sense because it was so glaringly obvious. Additionally, there was a subplot revolving around the romantic relationship that made no sense. I won't share spoilers, but the ending felt rushed.