The Coffee Trader

The Coffee Trader by David Liss

The Coffee Trader is a fast-paced historical novel set in 17th-century Amsterdam, where coffee is a new and controversial commodity. The story follows Miguel Lienzo, a Jewish merchant navigating exile, trade rivalries, and moral compromise as he becomes entangled in the risky business of importing coffee to Europe. Blending suspense with rich historical detail, the novel brings early global trade, finance, and coffee culture vividly to life.

Special Features

• Historical fiction centered on the early coffee trade
• Set in Amsterdam, with vivid detail and atmosphere
• Combines intrigue, commerce, and moral tension
• A great read for fans of history, trade stories, and coffee culture
  

About the Author

David Liss is an American novelist known for his meticulously researched historical thrillers. His work often explores commerce, power, and ethics in early modern Europe, earning him critical acclaim for blending accurate history with compelling storytelling.

Book Details

• Title: The Coffee Trader
• Author: David Liss
• Format: Paperback
• Subject: Historical fiction, coffee culture and history
• Publication Date: 2003
• Publisher: Abacus
• Dimensions: 198 x 122 x 27mm
• Weight: 280g