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If it were up to Madá to explain exactly what happened the day she met the charismatic and attractive Augusto Borges, apparently just a costume shop model dressed as someone from the 19th century, people would think she had gone mad. Well, they both know the truth, which as absurd and unreal as it may be, is still the truth.
Augusto is actually nothing less than the heir son of a coffee baron in a rich estate in 1880, and who, after fleeing his father's house due to differences of thought, goes through a temporal vortex in a cave that throws him into 2019. Disoriented, he ends up in front of Marco Zero, the inn where Madá lives and works, owned by his mother - at least until the City Hall takes over the land.
For a first moment, the girl is uncomfortable with his presence, who draws people's attention both for his physical beauty and for his eccentric way of talking. However, if they thought the young man would be safe back then, they were wrong, when a lunatic school teacher and a mysterious group of people in dark glasses and hideous overcoats begin to make their lives a "save yourself if you can"; at the same time, Madá wants to send Augusto back to his own time, but faces his refusal, motivated by reasons still unknown to them. And, well, it also happens that he falls madly in love with the girl.
Coffes & Snacks is that kind of light book with just a little bit of everything: romance, comedy, mystery, and interesting social insights into people's actions and historical events. It will be the most relaxed book to read since the beginning of G.R. Monteiro.