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Steelhorses LA GIUSTA CAUSA DI UN LIBRO

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Il 18 Settembre 2018, alle 18.00 nei locali della magnifica
Steelhorses nella Ostia Antica, si terra` la presentazione del nuovo giallo ( con tinte rosa) di Susanna Casubolo.

 L'associazione Steelhorses si occupa della cura e la salvaguardia di animali abbandonati o maltrattati.
Susanna Casubolo devolve i ricavati di questo libro ad una giusta causa, una causa pelosa come dice lei e noi ci associamo, augurandole un mare di successi oltre che per la bravura, per la straordinaria sensibilita` e gentilezza.

 Una scrittrice interessante,talentuosa e innamorata della scrittura, che si muove fra le pagine con "Scheggia' il cane protagonista della scena insieme ad una donna detective, nella Roma attuale, con un piglio leggero, da fine estate.

 Fra innamoramenti ed intrighi, Nel Vuoto ci racconta una storia di tutti i giorni, una di quelle che tutti avranno sentito raccontantare pur con qualche variante.L'amore, la curiosita` del quotidiano e l'istinto, porteranno i protagonisti di questo giallo di fine estate, a trovare la soluzione?  Perche` un giovane uomo si suicida senza apparente ragione? Le relazioni di una giovane donna di oggi fra l'amore sperato di un uomo e l'affetto di un labrador, basteranno a colmare la sua curiosita`?
Alcune domande troveranno risposta il 18 Settembre al Steelhorses, altre saranno chiuse in un libro dalla copertina nera, dai riflessi giallo oro dipinti di rosa.

 Hoffmann & Hoffmann sponsorizza l'evento oltre che iniziare una collaborazione con steelhorses in un programma chiamato Unconventional bookstores che portera` i libri della casa editrice in luoghi inconsueti.
Susanna Casubolo inaugurera`nel corrente mese il nuovo personal blog di letteratura.
Potete ordinare Nel Vuoto online da Mondadori,
Amazon o altri websites oppure richioederlo al vostro libraio di quartiere ( Preferenza).
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