The Tuscan Child - Rhys Bowen - A Short Summary & Review


A short summary of The Tuscan Child:

Joann's Tuscan journey to discover her father's and Sofia's hidden secret.

My favorite Rhys Bowen quote from the book:

"When the world has gone mad, we must help each other when we can."


Questions to ponder while reading The Tuscan Child:

What would be the right thing to do?

How far would you go to help another person?

My review of the book:

Surprising!

Engaging!

An occasional time warp!


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