in the newsletter of «la Lettura» the incipit of Jessie Burton-Corriere.it

At eighteen, Thea is too old to celebrate birthdays. Rebecca Bosman turned thirty in December and said nothing: that’s what being worldly is all about. Thus begins the new novel of the British Jessie Burton,
The House of Destiny, in bookstores from January 17 for La nave di Teseo. A plus long incipit of the awaited sequel of the bestseller The miniaturist (released in Italy in 2015 for Bompiani and also become a TV miniseries now on Sky) previewed in the newsletter of la Lettura, arriving on Friday 13 January via email. In the new issue of the supplement, #581, previewed on the App on Saturday 14 January and on newsstands on Sunday 15, The House of Destiny reviewed by Elisabetta Rosaspina.

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