Un Azalea orientale.

Traduzione di Lidia Zazo. Milano, Mondadori 1979, cm.11x18,5, pp.132, brossura copertina figurata a colori. Collana Gli Oscar.

New York, Random House 2000, cm.16x24, pp.274, legatura editoriale , sopraccoperta figurata. The late novelist--and Protestant--re-creates the legend of Saint Foy, a twelve-year-old girl who refused to deny her faith, was betrayed by her own father, executed, and later canonized, describing everyday life in Conques, the French village in which she lived, and the influence of the child saint on the town and its inhabitants. 12,500 first printing.

A Flavia di Stefano Mystery. New York, Harcourt Brace & Company 1992, cm.15x22, pp.192, wgatura editoriale sopraccoperta figurata a colori. British art historian Jonathan Argyll has just sold a minor Titian to an American museum for a highly inflated price. But as he complacently awaits his check in the California sunshine, trouble erupts: the museum's billionaire owner is murdered, a dubious art dealer disappears, and a Bernini bust, apparently smuggled out of Italy, is missing. This calls for help from his friends General Bottando and Flavia di Stefano of the Italian National Art Theft Squad...especially when the killer's attention turns toward Argyll. Cleverly mixing murder with art, Iain Pears has written his strongest and most entertaining mystery to date.