It was more than love at first sight. For Mallory it was as if a dam had burst and the impounded emotions of a young lifetime had found immediate release.

Wade Davis
It was more than love at first sight. For Mallory...
It was more than love at first sight. For Mallory...
It was more than love at first sight. For Mallory...
It was more than love at first sight. For Mallory...
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When Mallory meets the mysterious and sexy Joe Kingsley at a party, you can almost see her mind explode. She is in love with him and she can’t wait to tell him so.

Source: Into The Silence: The Great War, Mallory And The Conquest Of Everest

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