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To the wedding by John Berger · Booklabria

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

The love story of Gino and Ninon, he an Italian salesman, she a Czech engineer's daughter. They meet in Verona, start dating. When Ninon learns she has the aids virus by a man she knew earlier, she breaks off the relationship. But such is Gino's love that he proposes anyway and they marry, fully aware of what is in store for them. By the author of Corker's Freedom.

Subjects: Man-woman relationships
Families
Family
Love stories
Patients
Domestic fiction
Set in: Europe

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