Fuga.

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.