Broke’n’English: Learning to live in Sri Lanka by Jerry Smith Food and drink but her orthodox terror of

but her orthodox terror of a father stands in his way

thrilling novel of violence and love

the last kingdom of Sri Lanka

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David Robson

Broke’n’English: Learning to live in Sri Lanka by Jerry Smith Food and drink but her orthodox terror ofBack in 2004 Jerry Smith and his wife Sally decided to stake their future on running a guest house in Sri Lanka, where Sally had been born and raised. It was a country and culture they knew little; Sally had let the island aged thirteen when it was still Ceylon. Investing every penny they had in their project, owning no property in England, it was an act of astounding stupidity, naivety or courage depending on your point of view. It took another