Tuscany books
Books that fit Tuscany
Why not take the right book with you on vacation? On this page we present a growing selection of books that fit Tuscany. These include novels, thrillers, but also non-fiction or reference works or guides that we would be happy to recommend to you. For each book you will receive a short description and a further link, with which you can order the book quickly and easily in advance of your vacation in Tuscany. We hope you enjoy reading!
Exciting crime novels from Tuscany
Capitano Bardi investigates: The Tuscany crime novels by Paul Domino
In picturesque Tuscany, more precisely in the town of San Pietro, the charming Capitano Bardi investigates and solves tricky criminal cases. These exciting stories come from the pen of Paul Domino, a German teacher of German and Latin who has been teaching at a high school in Munich for over 15 years. But his passion is not just teaching, but also writing crime novels.
Tuscany is not only a holiday destination for Paul Domino, but also the backdrop for his exciting crime novels. With great attention to detail, he describes the idyllic landscapes, the picturesque villages and of course the culinary delights of the region. This makes his books a very special reading pleasure for all Italy and crime fiction lovers.
Capitano Bardi, the protagonist of his crime novels, is an investigator who solves his cases with a lot of heart and mind. Filled with Italian charm and a good dose of humor, Paul Domino lets his readers take part in the investigation. The criminal cases that Bardi has to solve are complex and exciting. They not only offer crime suspense, but also an insight into the life and culture of Tuscany.
Paul Domino's books are an absolute reading recommendation for anyone who has a penchant for exciting crime novels and Tuscany. With Capitano Bardi he has created a character who inspires readers not only with his investigative work, but also with his likeable nature. Immerse yourself in the world of Tuscan crime novels and let yourself be carried away by the exciting stories about Capitano Bardi.
Sister Isabella investigates in Tuscany
Valentina Morelli is an author who takes her readers to picturesque Tuscany with her exciting crime novels. Its main character is Sister Isabella, who despite living in a convent is an exceptional detective.
Sister Isabella is no ordinary nun, she has a sharp mind and a knack for solving crimes. Although she actually leads a life of peace and prayer, she repeatedly finds herself involved in mysterious cases that she solves with her unerring instinct and powers of observation.
The stories are primarily set in Tuscany, a region known for its stunning scenery and rich history. Morelli manages to describe this environment so vividly that the reader feels transported directly to the vineyards and olive groves of Tuscany.
The combination of picturesque scenery, interesting characters and captivating criminal cases makes Morelli's books a must for every fan of regional crime novels. Sister Isabella is a character you just have to take to your heart. Your adventures in Tuscany are exciting, entertaining and profound at the same time.
So if you are looking for a crime thriller that is not only exciting, but also atmospheric and seasoned with a pinch of humor, you should definitely pick up the books by Valentina Morelli. Sister Isabella's investigation in Tuscany not only offers high tension, but also a wonderful reading experience.
Even more exciting crime novels from Tuscany
Tuscany, with its picturesque landscape, idyllic villages and mysterious old buildings, is not only a popular travel destination for tourists, but also the perfect setting for exciting crime novels. In the winding streets of Florence Chianti vineyards and dark secrets and unsolved crimes lurk in the remote villas in the countryside.
Novels from Tuscany
«Julia» by Anne Fortier
Background of the exciting Our history In a style reminiscent of "Romeo and Juliet," the two feuding families, Tolomei and Salimbeni, form a story set in Siena during the Middle Ages. The young American Julia Tolomei learns from her aunt that in Siena there is a family secret. There she finds a 600-year-old diary, which she sinks into while reading and which seems to be the key to the answers to her questions. So she comes across a secret society and a curse that is said to have still weighed on her family and on her since 1340...
For her research, the author Anne Fortier visited the places she described in Siena herself and succeeds in drawing a fascinating picture of Siena with great attention to detail, whereby she repeatedly draws parallels to centuries-old novels, which she does very well succeeds well and often in an amusing way.
This book is recommended for those who are romantic and like to be enchanted.
Novel: «Tuscan Spring» by Clara Weißberg
When Mia inherits a small house in Tuscany with her mother, she decided to go on vacation. She quickly succumbs to the charm of the beautiful landscape. And that of the handsome Sandros. She decides to stay longer. However, there is also the neighbor Filippo, who takes care of her with great devotion. To be too good to be true. First Mia falls in love with the wrong guy, then she learns that her mother wants to sell the house. Should she really go back to her old home? Or fight for new friends and love? At the end of the Italian summer, nothing is as it was ...
The novel is set in and around Siena and has received very good reviews so far. "Tuscany Spring" is an enchanting entertainment novel with Italian flair, which could give a foretaste for the next vacation or sweeten a little break from everyday life for those who stay at home. Wonderful reading in summer time, absolute reading recommendation!
"The Innocent Abroad" by Mark Twain
In this very special treat for globetrotters and experienced Italy lovers Mark Twain the experiences of his "pleasure trip" through the "Old World" from 1878 to 1879. He published these at the time in the Daily alta california as well as in the new york herald and New york tribune. His entire travel work appeared under the title The Innocents Abroad and was translated in the 60s by Ana Maria Brock, among others.
In volume 2 of The innocent abroad Mark Twain describes his impressions of Italy and Tuscany in several chapters. He expresses himself relentlessly, openly and humorous in his own way. It's fun to rediscover certain locations and you can't help but smile and agree with the author.
Even if Mark Twain's journey was well over a hundred years ago, the individual locations can still be recognized and visited today. The information about Twain stands in a refreshing contrast to the usual information in today's travel guides and invites you to a special kind of paper chase, especially through here Florence, on.
Non-fiction book: "Wine" by André Dominé
In our view, this work is one of the best summaries on the subject of "wine" currently available. Markt is available. Certainly not every winery worldwide can be described here, but what Dominé writes together with other authors is a masterpiece despite the complexity of the topic.
The book is suitable both for wine connoisseurs as a reference work and for beginners who want to learn more about the background of wine. Naturally, Dominé also describes all the essentials of Italian wines – with Tuscany receiving ample attention. The descriptions are all very clearly explained and, with their many current references, also seem very "modern". Although it is in the Tuscany excellent wines This book whets the appetite for more, because anyone who delves into the subject of wine will inevitably encounter wines from other countries. Ultimately, this book provides a fair and comprehensive overview of all the world's wines, with the Tuscany wines definitely suitable as introductory reading for Tuscany lovers.
This makes Wine list also makes an excellent gift idea, especially if friends or family are visiting for the first time travel to Tuscany and learn about the topic of "wine" deal with.
