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Congrats to our A DEADLY DIVIDE book giveaway winner, Michelle White

Can you believe #CCWC21 is only days away? So much is happening around the world, and we’re grateful that you’ll spending some of that time with us.

One of those people is Michelle White of California, and her registration gets her a winning slot in our giveaway. She’ll be receiving A DEADLY DIVIDE by Ausma Khan, who will be appearing in the panel  Police Procedurals 2021: Social Justice and the Pandemic with Faye Snowden, Rachel Howzell Hall, Isabella Maldonado and moderator Jessica Kaye.

See you all June 12!

Don’t feel split because you didn’t win: Get A DEADLY DIVIDE today through Bookshop, which supports independent bookstores. 

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Congrats to our winner Jeanine Blanchard for winning THEY ALL FALL DOWN


We love giving books and we’re glad our winners are happy to get them. The latest is Jeanine Blanchard of California, who gets a copy of THEY ALL FALL DOWN by Rachel Howzell  Hall.

The LA native will be on the panel  Police Procedurals 2021: Social Justice and the Pandemic with Faye Snowden, Ausma Kahn, Isabella Maldonado and moderator Jessica Kaye.

Want to get a leg up on all these great books? Get ALL FALL DOWN today through Bookshop, which supports independent bookstores. 

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Into the breach with Ausma Khan’s A DEADLY DIVIDE

With less than a month to go, we’re speeding through our giveaways. Leaving behind Rachel Howzell Hall’s tropical island in THEY ALL FALL DOWN, we now go to Quebec and the site of a terrible tragedy in Ausma Khan’s A DEADLY DIVIDE

Detectives Esa Khattak and Rachel Gettyries liaise with the Muslim community grieving after a mass shooting at a Quebec mosque.  Despite an arrest, the detectives suspect there’s more to the story, but panic and suspicion fueled by a right-wing radio host get into the way of a solution.
 
Khan took her Ph.D. in International Human Rights Law to become an adjunct law professor. She eventually moved from the legal field into journalism, serving as editor-in-chief of Muslim Girl magazine, the first magazine targeted to young Muslim women. The British-born Canadian joins Rachel Howzell Hall, Faye Snowden, Isabella Maldonado and moderator Jessica Kaye in the panel Police Procedurals 2021: Social Justice and the Pandemic.
 

Register to be entered in this random giveaway— there are only a few left!

Improve your odds: Find A DEADLY DIVIDE today through Bookshop, which supports independent bookstores.