The Dolphin House

Set in 1965, this compelling novel explores the story of a young, hearing-impaired woman named Cora who becomes involved in a groundbreaking scientific experiment with captive dolphins on St. Thomas. As she develops a deep bond with the animals and assists in their attempt to learn human language, Cora navigates the challenges of a male-dominated scientific world amid mounting tensions and ethical dilemmas. Based on a true story, the narrative offers a captivating look at the intersection of science, human connection, and moral complexity.