The Dolphin Crossing

In the spring of 1940, The Dolphin Crossing follows Pat and his friend John as they risk their lives to sail a small boat across the English Channel to help the British soldiers stranded at Dunkirk. Their daring voyage pits them against treacherous seas, enemy patrols, and the constant danger of capture, while also testing the limits of their friendship and courage. The novel immerses readers in the tension of wartime Britain, showing how ordinary people can be drawn into extraordinary events and the moral weight of choosing to act when so much is at stake.