Finding Peace in the Holy Land: A British Muslim Memoir Book

Lauren Booth is one of the UK's most curious Muslim converts, who can regularly be seen on major morning talk shows, and found in articles in national newspapers in the UK. Lauren Booth is often referred to as Tony Blair's sister-in-law. Although she is a prominent figure in her own right, this gives her instant name recognition, which translates all over the world - and has given her access to many historic figures that are mentioned in the book, such as the former leader of Hamas, Cat Stevens, and many British politicians. The book is very well written and fun to read. Her determined personality and rather abrupt sense of humour are on display throughout, leading her to say inappropriate things to religious scholars and take on challenges that risk her life. Covering her private and professional life, readers are treated to adventures onboard the Gaza flotilla, and insights about her family including her late father, Anthony Booth (a well-known British actor); her sister, Cherie Blair; and of course her brother in law, Tony Blair. With a major publicity campaign in preparation, and appearances at conferences in the US, Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, the Middle East and the UK all being planned, we expect this book to receive significant support. The author has links with the Daily Mail, The Sun, The Mirror in the mainstream, and many Muslim publications, so we believe articles and reviews about the author and the content of the book will appear, particularly as revelations about Tony Blair and her father's potential conversion to Islam will prove irresistible to reporters. The author also has a strong social media following across Twitter and Facebook, hosts a radio talkshow in Manchester and regularly appears on BritishMuslimTV and the Islam Channel.Read More