Set in the charming Cornish town of Falmouth, the story explores the blossoming friendship between Beth and her neighbor Maureen, along with Beth's young son, Harrison. Their chance encounter leads to a deeper connection, highlighting themes of community and the bonds that form in unexpected ways.
The narrative delves into the life of St. Francis of Assisi, intertwining historical facts with fictional elements. It seeks to uncover the essence of Francis as a man, examining his transformation into a saint and the significance of his inter-faith message in contemporary society. Through this exploration, the novel highlights themes of spirituality, identity, and the enduring impact of Francis's teachings on modern inter-religious dialogue.
Witty, satirical, humorous novel set during a three-week tour of Australia and echoing Chaucer's 'The Canterbury Tales'