Quote by Stephen King

“The coffee was never served. It boiled over, spattered them all, and wet a costly tablecloth and the baroness's dress. But it served the…

— Leo Tolstoy

“And then Mum spoons the coffee a little as if she’s having fantasies of flinging it in Britt-Marie’s face. But in a controlled way.”

— Fredrik Backman

“She walked over while he poured her a mug and even added the right amount of sugar. It did funny things to her heart…

— Natalie Herzer

“I set the coffee aside and got a cup of water instead. I could never see why people drank that stuff. It tasted like…

— Brandon Sanderson

“He knew she drank coffee, but he knew nothing about the stuff himself, and he intentionally hung back watching other people order for a…

— Elizabeth Finn

“Did you know that if Barbie was a real woman with those proportions, she'd have to carry her kidneys in her purse?”

— Lani Diane Rich

“Coffee's in the cabinet over the sink. I won't take long." "Good. You want a cup?" "No, I'm good. I had some at the…

— Michael Connelly

“The question “Which beer do you want, Mary?” went down at the end. When she puts her nose to a glass, though, something switches…

— Mary Roach

“She stared down into her coffee, as if she had more to say, but the words had fallen into the mug and were now…

— Rachel Vincent

“Starbucks coffee, first thing in the morning. Without which she pictured herself a zombie.”

— Sameer Khan Brohi

“pot of coffee. By the time she packed up her work and sent it off, the coffeepot would be empty,”

— Fern Michaels

“The waitress came by with a pot of black coffee. She was a smallish woman, about forty, still had some of her looks left,…

— L. Joseph Shosty