Coffee by Claire Jensen
Book Description:
Who could have known the magical events that would follow the unearthing of an old, long spouted pot when the garden was dug over for spring?
At the beginning of Claire Jensen's novel, Coffee, a quote is provided from Christopher Robbins' book, "The Household Herbal," containing passages about the medicinal virtues of Coffee. Such phrases include: "gives spirits to the body..." and "wonderfully fortifies and strengthens..." The phrases embody and give meaning to Claire Jensen's magical romantic tale. In Coffee, forty year old Miranda Browning is a single woman with a past of troubled relationships. While working in her garden in England, she discovers a Genie lamp encased in sticky clay. After finishing in the garden she puts the lamp above the water heater to dry the mud out so that she can clean it in the morning. She is woken by a hideous, screeching racket. She runs the lamp outside to the deck and goes in to make some coffee to calm her noise-shattered nerves. The Genie smells the coffee aroma. At the request of the Genie, Miranda pours a bit of coffee into the spout of the lamp.
Product Details:
Paperback: 380 pages
Publisher: Lulu Enterprises, UK Ltd (September 28, 2007)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.8 inches
Who could have known the magical events that would follow the unearthing of an old, long spouted pot when the garden was dug over for spring?
At the beginning of Claire Jensen's novel, Coffee, a quote is provided from Christopher Robbins' book, "The Household Herbal," containing passages about the medicinal virtues of Coffee. Such phrases include: "gives spirits to the body..." and "wonderfully fortifies and strengthens..." The phrases embody and give meaning to Claire Jensen's magical romantic tale. In Coffee, forty year old Miranda Browning is a single woman with a past of troubled relationships. While working in her garden in England, she discovers a Genie lamp encased in sticky clay. After finishing in the garden she puts the lamp above the water heater to dry the mud out so that she can clean it in the morning. She is woken by a hideous, screeching racket. She runs the lamp outside to the deck and goes in to make some coffee to calm her noise-shattered nerves. The Genie smells the coffee aroma. At the request of the Genie, Miranda pours a bit of coffee into the spout of the lamp.
Product Details:
Paperback: 380 pages
Publisher: Lulu Enterprises, UK Ltd (September 28, 2007)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.8 inches