Entrevista "Las voces del Monasterio"

Hoy entrevistamos a la autora de esta novela, Giulia Conte (o lo que es lo mismo, Zaida Sánchez Terrer y Ana Verdú Conesa), sobre "Las voces del Monasterio" que presentan el próximo 15 de marzo en el Museo Barón de Benifayó. En el libro, el inspector Lecteur investiga la inexplicable muerte de Nathalie mientras va leyendo el manuscrito de su última novela, que se desarrolla entre Cabo de Palos y Cartagena. Las dos historias, se irán viendo entretejidas en torno al Monasterio de San Ginés de la Jara y las ermitas del monte Miral, un patrimonio hoy en día languidece en la vecindad del Mar Menor.

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