For years I have come home after a stress filled day at work and immediately started chopping, dicing, broiling and flambeing, knowing by the time I called my partner for dinner, the day would be behind me and we could enjoy the night. Never did I consider how many other people out there probably have the same reaction as I do, don't order takeout, just burn off what's bad and get back to enjoying life. This book takes what I have personally done with dinner to a whole new level. The author provides a productive and tasty way to avoid social media rants against those who have done you wrong by baking away what ails you. Just the few recipes I saw looked good and she is so clever with what she names the recipes, that I was sitting here laughing. I know this will be a great addition to my cookbook shelf and since Sweet Revenge will be published in January, if any of my friends are suffering from relationship trauma around Valentine's Day, well I know what I will be buying them this year. Kudos to the author for writing such an engaging, fun and therapeutic cookbook.