The Only Girl in the World
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The Only Girl in the World
Narrated by:
Carol Drinkwater, Mark Meadows
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Narrated by:
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Carol Drinkwater
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Mark Meadows
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By:
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Carol Drinkwater
About this listen
The Only Girl in the World follows the gripping romance between English WWI soldier Dennis and Helene. Dennis cannot escape the shadows of the trenches, and with only two weeks leave, his future with Helene is not secure. When this war is over, he says he will come back for her. Dare Helene fall in love with this foreigner? Will he survive? In war, love is the only thing you can trust....
A multi-award-winning actress and best-selling author of the Olive Series, Carol Drinkwater expertly weaves historical nuance into a timeless narrative of the power of true love.
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