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From the internationally bestselling author of The Wedding Officer comes a novel whose stunning blend of exotic adventure and erotic passion will intoxicate every reader who tastes of its remarkable delights. When a woman gives a man coffee, it is a way of showing her desire. ... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Robert Wallis: The main character and (usually) narrator of the story.
- Emily Pinker: The eldest daughter of a coffee trader. A suffragist.
- Hector: Add a description of this character.
- Henry
- Jenks: Works for Samuel Pinker.
- Massa Wallis
- Ibrahim Bey
- William Howell
- Arthur
- Marsden
- Philomena: Also known as "The Frog" by her two older siblings, she is the youngest of the Pinker sisters.
- Dr. Mayhews
- Lyle
- Mrs. Brewer
- Hammond
- Robert Willis
- Dr. Richards
- Furbank
- Samuel Pinker: A businessman, obsessed with progress and coffee.
- Kuma
- Hunt
- Tahomen
- Tate
- Ada
- Abou Bekr
- Burton
- Mr. Cairns
- Fikre: An attendant to Ibrahim Bey.
- Mulu: An attendant to Ibrahim Bey
Setting & Locations edit
- London
- Africa
- Harar
- Brazil
- Ceylon
- Limehouse
- England
- Narrow Street
- Aden
- India
- France
- Guide
- America
- Europe
- Castle Street
- Wellington Street
Authors & Contributors edit
- Anthony Capella (Author)
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Publication Date: 2008
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Page Count: 548
Publisher: Add the publisher.
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Publication Date: 2008
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Page Count: 548
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: PS3603.A64 V37
- Dewey: 813.6
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