Re: "On What Grounds" by Cleo Coyle
The Village Blend coffeehouse is fictional, but darned if author Cleo Coyle doesn’t make you believe it’s real. It’s set in the middle of Greenwich Village and has been a fixture of the neighborhood since 1895. The only store sign displayed is an old, antique brass sign which simply says: “Fresh Roasted Coffee Served Daily”.
Many famous and infamous folks from all walks of life have visited the Blend for a savory cup of coffee over the years. Artists, musicians, authors, poets, actors, painters and politicians to name a few. Along with local workers in office buildings and hospitals, and the average Jane and Joe on the street.
I think author Coyle’s website CoffeeHouseMystery.com is a real treat. It’s a virtual Village Blend. There is a ton of information on coffee to be found on the site, plus recipes and other fun tidbits. You could easily spend an hour or more browsing around. I certainly have!
(Photo courtesy istockphoto.com)
Friday, November 27, 2009
The Village Blend coffeehouse
Posted by LadyPI at 4:53 PM
Labels: Cleo Coyle, Coffeehouse mystery series, On What Grounds
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