The Temptation of Father Lorenzo

<center>Praise for A Tuscan Trilogy</center><p><i>The Cielo: A Novel of Wartime Tuscany.</i> A moving debut novel of a luscious country. </p>- Jacqueline Mitchard best-selling author of <i>The Deep End of the Ocean</i>.<br><br><p><i>Sparrow's Revenge: A Novel of Postwar Tuscany.</i> I enthusiastically recommend <i>Sparrow's Revenge</i> to anyone with the slightest interest in history Italy or human nature - in short to everyone.</p> - BookReview.com<br><br><p><i>Dino's Story: A Novel of 1960s Tuscany.</i> Salsini's research once again is impeccable and serves well to anchor this young man's story to an unforgettable place and time in Italian history. </p>- Fred Gardaphe distinguished professor English and Italian American Studies at Queens College and associate editor of <i>Fra Noi</i>.<br><br><br><center><i>The Temptation of Father Lorenzo: Ten Stories of 1970s Tuscany</i></center><p>A decade after <i>Dino's Story</i> the beloved characters of the first three novels return in this engrossing collection all set in Florence and the beautiful hills of Tuscany. Father Lorenzo still exhausted from the flood is tempted by a beautiful woman. Tomasso seeks his long-lost son. Father Sangretto retaliates when a rival priest produces a miracle. Donna and Ezio open their farmhouse to tourists and an eccentric author is their first visitor. The women of Sant'Antonio join to help the stricken Annabella. Anna leaves the convent. Dino makes up his mind between Sophia and Francesca. And more.</p>