Unfinished Business (Kit Tolliver #12) (The Kit Tolliver Stories) - Plot & Excerpts
the man said. “Could you describe that for me?”It’s coffee, she thought. From Sumatra. What more do you need to know?“Well, it’s a sort of medium roast,” she said. “And it has a good deal of body. I would say that it’s assertive without being overbearing.”He nodded encouragement. He had a high forehead and an academic presence, the latter reinforced by his clothing—an olive-brown corduroy jacket with leather elbow patches, owlish glasses with heavy tortoiseshell frames, clean jeans, chukka boots. A strip of lighter skin on the appropriate finger showed he’d once worn a wedding ring. But the lighter skin was starting to blend in, so he’d stopped wearing it a while ago.“As for the taste,” she went on, “that’s always hard for me to describe.”“It’s so subjective. And yet I’ve a feeling you’ll get it right.”Getting ready to hit on her. Well, she’d seen that coming.“Hmmm. Well, how can I put it? I’d say it’s autumnal.”“Autumnal.”“And . . .
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