The Brass Dolphin book by Caroline Harvey , Joanna Trollope
The Brass Dolphin book by Caroline Harvey , Joanna Trollope
On the island of Malta during World War II, British nurse Lila Cunningham awaits the return of her love, a British soldier of noble birth. But will he marry a woman below his rank? Meanwhile, a native Maltese teacher pines for her. Published By Berkley Publishing Group on 2000
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joanna trollope potter curteis (aka caroline harvey)joanna trollope was born on 9 december 1943 in her grandfather's rectory in minchinhampton, gloucesters
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