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The Wild Rose

by Doris Mortman · 1991

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The author of the New York Times bestsellers Circles, First Born and Rightfully Mine sets her latest novel against two backgrounds: the history of Hungary from World War II to the present, and the glittering world of the concert stage which its heroine strives to conquer.

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adult
Length
epic · 784 pages

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