Democracy Now! | January 16, 2018
Democracy Now! speaks with Patrisse Khan-Cullors about her life and When They Call You A Terrorist. Click the link above for the full video.
WNYC | January 16, 2018
Most people are familiar with the Black Lives Matter movement, and some are even aware that it was founded by three young, queer black women — Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Alicia Garzia and Opal Tometi. But one thing that is often overlooked, or perhaps just misunderstood, is that activists, people who make movements, commit to acts of protest, are also very human. They are not all driven by anger, they do not bleed boiling blood. And that’s what comes through above all else in Khan-Cullors memoir, When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir, which she co-wrote with award-winning author and journalist Asha Bandele.
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Oprah.com | January 14, 2018
When They Call You A Terrorist was one of Oprah’s 16 books to pick up this winter. Click the link above to see the full list!
Bookreporter | January 12, 2018
“There are a lot of moving parts to the plot, though Blaedel keeps everything well-oiled and moving with nary a squeak as she leads the reader through the book to a series of startling and satisfying conclusions…The Stolen Angel will leave both long-term fans of Blaedel and casual readers of her work wanting more.”
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LitHub | Jan. 11, 2018
Skyjack was included in LitHub’s list of the most anticipated crime, mystery, and thriller titles of 2018! Follow the link above to see the full list.
Wall Street Journal | January 9, 2018
The Wife Between Us was included on the Wall Street Journal‘s winter book recommendations! Click the link above to see the full list.
Bookreporter | January 5, 2018
“Sara Blaedel is amazing. She is in no particular hurry to get things moving in the first part of THE RUNNING GIRL as she begins to set things up, but as secrets and schemes unravel, you will find that you simply cannot read fast enough.”
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Happy Ever After blog at USATODAY.com | January 1, 2018
“Wonderfully paced and addictive, this book (and this series) is the perfect Nordic Noir pick for those new to the genre and another must-read for us avid readers of Scandinavian crime fiction.”
You may read the full review of The Night Women by Sara Blaedel on the Happy Ever After blog by following the link above!