David Liss
David Liss is a critically acclaimed historical fiction author, known for his intricate plots and vivid portrayals of bygone eras. His debut novel, "A Conspiracy of Papers," was a finalist for the Edgar Award, and "The Coffee Trader" earned him the Barry Award for Best Historical Fiction. Liss masterfully blends suspense, history, and compelling characters into unforgettable narratives.
Books by David Liss
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The Coffee Trader
by David Liss
3.7(7,836)
In 1659 Amsterdam, a disgraced Portuguese Jewish trader risks everything on a daring plot to corner the nascent coffee market, navigating ruthless competitors, hidden agendas, and the seductive allure of a Dutch businesswoman to reclaim his lost fortune and reputation.
A Conspiracy of Paper
by David Liss
3.9(10,451)
In 18th-century London, an estranged Jewish ex-boxer investigates his father's suspicious death, entering a world of stock jobbers and hidden schemes, only to find himself in a conspiracy that threatens his own life.