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[Book Review] The Circus Of The Damned By Cornelia Grey & Bean Devil Coffee Co. Oblivion
The Circus Of The Damned is set in a shadowy Victorian-esque world sprinkled with a few steampunk elements (I pictured it with kind of a Tim Burton goes to the circus kind of vibe) and populated with a cast of unique circus performers with unusual abilities, highly organized street thugs, and one frustratingly debonair devil.
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Monday Morning Coffee News
Happy Monday! This past week in coffee: Dunkin' Donuts is doing Valentine's Day up in style, Scientists design prototype of coffee cup for astronauts, and Starbucks partners up with Match to host world's largest coffee date, creates Pantheon Blend exclusively for Starbucks Roastery, and provides coffee for troops overseas.
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[Book Review] Stand By You By A.M. Arthur & Godiva Chocolate Truffle Coffee
Oh, man, I told myself I wasn’t going to cry… and then I did. Multiple times. Sad tears. Happy tears. “Oh, Honey” tears. I just wanted to give Romy a hug half the time. The other half of the time I wanted to hug Brendan. I’m just so happy they have each other to hug. This book was so emotional and sweet. It’s a slow burn, slow build romance between two men who care so so deeply for each other and it’s really a beautiful thing to watch.
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[Book Review] Precious Metals By L.A. Witt & Paramount Coffee Let It Snow: Mocha Mint
Precious Metals is the second book set in L.A. Witt’s Metals Universe – a series of standalone historical action/adventure romances set in a steampunk version of the Klondike Gold Rush – and follows the story of a young man desperate to return to the frozen Klondike gold fields to save his kidnapped younger brother, the Mountie assigned to help him, and the deep emotional and physical connection the two men develop while on their dangerous quest.
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Monday Morning Coffee News (Evening Edition)
Happy Monday! After 3 Mondays in a row of some serious bad luck (laptop chargers melting (not even kidding), internet going out, and food poisoning - respectively), I'm hoping to break the cycle by getting this post out come hell or high water! Here's some of the more interesting coffee-related news from the last few weeks: Starbucks added Flat White espresso to their menu and announced the extended leave of their chief operating officer, GE debuted a fridge with its own built-in Keurig, A study came out linking drinking coffee to lower chances of skin cancer, the internet's been buzzing about a coffee that helps you fall asleep, and Bulletproof Coffee is opening up a…
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[Book Review] A Groom For Christmas By Cara Marsi & Starbucks Christmas Blend
I love Hallmark Christmas movies. They’re feel-good movies at their finest and they get me through the stress of the holiday season. They’re a little too cutesy, and cliché as all get out, but also so heartwarming and romantic - they’re my guilty little pleasure and I just can’t get enough of them. A Groom For Christmas reads exactly like a Hallmark Christmas movie. (Well maybe not exactly like a Hallmark Christmas movie, but if Hallmark movies were x-rated, then it would be exactly like a Hallmark Christmas movie - this book has a couple pretty explicit, steamy scenes)
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