A.C. Efverman
My initial response was 'Henry and June' in Anais Nin's novel by the same name - because of the steaming, simmering and forbidden feelings they (and Anais) emanate - but as they're not fictional characters, I'll go with my second favorite couple:
Johan Kristian Homan and his Siamese cat Cleo in the 'Homan' crime novel series by Swedish author Jan Mårtenson (sounds corny, but Cleo the cat always unravels the clue that makes Homan understand who the murderer is...)
These novels are - contrary to belief from this description - quite sophisticated, and they're filled with mysteries, intrigue, Stockholm socialites, and as an added bonus there's also a great food recipe in each book!...
Johan Kristian Homan and his Siamese cat Cleo in the 'Homan' crime novel series by Swedish author Jan Mårtenson (sounds corny, but Cleo the cat always unravels the clue that makes Homan understand who the murderer is...)
These novels are - contrary to belief from this description - quite sophisticated, and they're filled with mysteries, intrigue, Stockholm socialites, and as an added bonus there's also a great food recipe in each book!...
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