The Lieutenant's Lover by Harry Bingham

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The Lieutenant's Lover by Harry Bingham

This is a sweeping epic of adventure and enduring love, from Russia in revolutionary upheaval to the chaos of post-War Berlin. Misha is an aristocratic young officer in the army when the Russian revolution sweeps away all his certainties. Tonya is a nurse from an impoverished family in St Petersburg. They should have been bitter enemies; and yet they fall passionately in love. It cannot last, and Misha must flee the country as Tonya faces arrest and possibly worse. Thirty years later, Misha has survived the War and seeks to rebuild his life in the destroyed city of Berlin. Drawn into spying for the British, he learns of a talented female agent from the Soviet quarter. Can it be his lost love? And how will they find each other, as the divide deepens between East and West? Intensely dramatic, epic in scope, this is a glorious novel of courage, action and ultimately undying hope.
GLORY BOYS 'Its short, sharp characters are expertly crafted to ensure that, within pages, we're drawn in' The Times THE SONS OF ADAM 'Terrific' Bookseller 'A sweeping tale, destined to make a star of its author' Lisa Milton, BCA THE MONEY MAKERS 'Compulsively readable and absolutely un-put-downable' Amazonco.uk 'A fast-moving story of greed and redemption' Daily Telegraph
Harry Bingham was born in England in 1967. After graduating from Oxford University, he worked as an investment banker for ten years, before giving it up to care for his disabled wife and to write his first book. Harry Bingham lives near Oxford with his wife and dogs. He now writes full time.
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ISBN 13 9780007205462
ISBN 10 0007205465
Title The Lieutenant's Lover
Author Harry Bingham
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 2006-07-03
Number of pages 448
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.