THE VILLAGE OF LITTLE COMELY-ON-THE-MARSH
A sturdy band of intrepid pioneers, originally from Wales, have for centuries established themselves in an isolated village in southeastern France. The community have eschewed any contact with the locals, and live as if they have never left Welsh Wales.
What happens when a stranger, injured in a car accident, is brought to the village to recover? Of course, he becomes an instant curiosity, and turns the village inside out and upside down, especially when the town elders have to determine what to do with him when he recovers.
The object of the story, written with humour, satire, and a romantic slant, is to demonstrate that we are all equal, irrespective of where one comes from.
The book is the first book of the authors' The Village Trilogy.