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Amazon Editorial Review

After hard luck and heartbreak, Sunny finally finds a place to call home—in the middle of an Afghanistan war zone. There, the thirty-eight-year-old serves up her American hospitality to the expats who patronize her coffee shop, including a British journalist, a “danger pay” consultant, and a wealthy and well-connected woman. True to her name, Sunny also bonds with people whose language and landscape are unfamiliar to most Westerners, but whose hearts and souls are very much like our own: the maternal Halajan, who vividly recalls the days before the Taliban and now must hide a modern romance from her ultratraditional son; and Yazmina, a young Afghan villager with a secret that could put everyone’s life in jeopardy. In this gorgeous first novel, New York Times bestselling author Deborah Rodriguez paints a stirring portrait of a faraway place where—even in the fog of political and social conflict—friendship, passion, and hope still exist.

Originally published as A Cup of Friendship.

Iread a copy of this a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

This is on its way to the winner of the Culinary Sweeps, hope you enjoy this as much as I did :-)

Being sent directly to the winner via AwesomeBooks.

Thank you for sending me this book from my wishlist. It looks like a most delightful read and I am glad you enjoyed too.

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Updated July 1, 2018

I really enjoyed this one. It is a great look into another culture. With all the news and turmoils in the area, it is easy to forget the human face.

On its way to mrsjones for a wishlist tag in the US & Canada tag game. I hope you enjoy this wonderful book as much as I did.

I was so excited to come home and find this in the mailbox. Thank you so much!

I started reading this book at least three times over the past year but never could get into it. Disappointing, because I liked her other writing about Kabul.

Left by the Vending machines. Enjoy!