I’m delighted to be participating in the Book Blitz for author
Medeia Sharif’s A LOVE THAT DISTURBS.
*A LOVE
THAT DISTURBS by Medeia Sharif
*Evernight Teen, June
17, 2016
*Purchase
from Amazon(merchant sites will be updated on the author's site)
Maysa
Mazari is alarmed by her mother’s talk about arranged marriage. As a
hijab-wearing Pakistani-American, she wants to find love on her own. Her
judgmental Muslim clique has protected her from racist taunts, although the
leader is turning on her as Maysa strays from the group because of her
attraction to Haydee.
Haydee Gomez is a former gang member
and juvenile detention student. Now living with a clean-cut aunt, she wants to
turn her life around, even though one person will never let her forget her
roots—Rafe, her abusive pimp. Haydee attempts to pull away from a life of
prostitution when she develops feelings for Maysa, although Rafe isn’t willing
to give her up too easily.
Finding themselves in danger from
Maysa’s friends and Haydee’s pimp, it’s apparent their love disturbs everyone
around them as they fight to stay together.
Author Medeia Sharif |
You can find out more about Medeia by visiting her blog and connecting with her on Twitter, Goodreads, Instagram and Amazon.
Thanks for stopping by today during Medeia’s Book Blitz. Are
you a YA reader? If so, what do you enjoy most about it? If not, why haven’t
you given it a try yet? I'm looking forward to reading Medeia's book, what about you?
A special HAPPY FATHER’S DAY to all those celebrating today! Hope
y’all have a wonderful day.
I have very recently finished a memoir about arranged marriages. And honour killings. Heart-hurting stuff. Congratulations to Medeia. A difficult topic - which shouldn't be hidden.
ReplyDeleteHi Mason and Medeia - I think this book would be very enlightening to read ... and it's on my TBR list ... good luck for many sales ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in my book blitz.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to our dear friend Medeia!
ReplyDeleteI'm strongly against wearing hijabs in any culture, disturbs me deeply
Oh, this is an intriguing context for a romance, Mason! I like the cultural aspects as well as the plot itself! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed the books by Medeia that I've read so far, so I'm definitely putting "A Love That Disturbs" on my TBR list. Thanks for featuring Medeia and her new release on your blog, Mason.
ReplyDeleteHere to give Medeia a thumbs up on her latest book. Wishing you much success with it.
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