The Silver Dolphin

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Ulverscroft, 1975 - Fiction - 348 pages

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Silver Dolphin
Anne Weale
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About the author (1975)

While still in school, romance author Anne Weale sold numerous short stories to a woman's magazine and became a newspaper reporter upon graduation. She published her first romance novel, Winter is Past, in 1955 and her last one, The Man from Madrid, in 2002. In between she wrote over 85 books. From 1998 to 2004, she wrote a website review column, Bookworm on the Net, for the U. K.'s leading book trade press magazine The Bookseller. She was a founding member of The Romantic Novelists' Association. She died on October 24, 2007.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Silver Dolphin
Ulverscroft Series
Ulverscroft large print series: Romance
AuthorAnne Weale
Editionreprint, large print
PublisherUlverscroft, 1975
ISBN0854563156, 9780854563159
Length348 pages
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