The Tu-Tze's Tower

In this historical fiction, a young French girl is taken captive in China and learns about the culture as she spends years in captivity. She eventually falls in love with her captor, only to be faced with a difficult decision when help arrives. This captivating story offers insight into the East-West cultural divide and the complexities of love and loyalty.

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