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A member of this year’s faculty for the Las Vegas Writers Conference, Rannah will present on “Writing True Crime that Honors the Truth.” www.lasvegaswritersconference.com Sponsored by the Henderson Writers Group.
A special 2-hour documentary based on Familiar Evil. Lying King will air nationally on the Investigation Discovery (ID) Network, the premier true crime network, available in more than 86 million American households.
Rannah will speak with the members of the Central Library’s True Crime Book Club.
Rannah will speak to this New Orleans area book club that read Familiar Evil. Open to book club members.
Case of the Missing Poodle, by Rannah Gray with Madelyn and Katherine Tom, will be honored with a Moonbeam Award for Best Children’s Mystery at the Moonbeam Awards Ceremony in Traverse City, Michigan. The awards ceremony will be held at Hotel Indigo.
Rannah Gray will speak on her new book, Case of the Missing Poodle, a Louisiana mystery for young readers. She will be joined by her co-authors Madelyn and Katherine Tom. Book signing in the Barnes and Noble tent immediately following.
Held at the Louisiana State Library. Open to participants of the 2019 Louisiana Book Festival and invited guests.
Baton Rouge Police Captain (ret) Don Kelly and Mary Jane Marcantel join Rannah Gray to talk about their participation in the premiere of “Lies That Bind” based on Familiar Evil at The Guru, 1857 Government Street in Baton Rouge
Join Rannah Gray, Mary Jane Marcantel and others at Uncle Earl’s, to watch the new Investigation Discovery (ID) series premiere of “Lies That Bind”, based on Familiar Evil.
Uncle Earl’s is located at 3753 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge, LA.
Look for us in the VIP section with comfortable seating, large screen TVs, great sound, snacks and cash bar.
Rannah will address members of The Woman’s Club on Familiar Evil.
Rannah will present a workshop with Leslie Todd, LCSW on “ Identifying Barriers to Reporting Child Sex Abuse — The Impact of Fear on Decisions to Act” as part of the state conference.
Rannah will be the speaker for the chapter meeting on the topic: “Know Your Place: The Undervalued Leadership Skills of Women that Can Help You Succeed”
She will highlight examples of leadership provided by women in the case behind the story of Familiar Evil.
This is a meeting for members of ABWA and their invited guests.
Rannah will present two workshops at the Krimes Against Kids Conference sponsored by the Florida Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers:
“Identifying and Overcoming Barriers to Reporting Child Sex Abuse: The Impact of Fear on Decisions to Act” — She will present this workshop with national pollster Dr. Jim Kitchens of The Kitchens Group in Orlando, FL, who worked with Rannah to conduct a national survey on barriers to reporting.
She will present the second workshop: “Power + Deception + Manipulation + Fear” Understanding How Child Abusers Gain and Maintain Control” with her sister, Dr. Abigail Gray Stonerock, to help gatekeepers identify the bases of power, challenges associated with detecting deception, and emotional and psychological triggers in decision-making.
The Rotary Club meets at the Clarion Hotel, 1500 Highway 30 in Gonzales. The program is for Rotary Club members and their invited guests.
Rannah will address Women in Communications at Galatoire's Bistro, 3535 Perkins Road in Baton Rouge.
Rannah will attend the London Book Fair to meet with book sellers and promote Familiar Evil, now available in paperback in the UK and displayed for buyers at the London Book Fair being held in Olympia London.
Rannah will present the results of the national survey conducted in partnership with Dr. Jim Kitchens and inspired by readers of Familiar Evil to determine barriers to reporting child sex abuse. The International Congress on Child Abuse is being held at the University of Warwick in Coventry, UK.
The public is invited to attend a free book talk by Rannah Gray at the Bury St. Edmunds Library, 2B St. Andrews Street North, Bury St. Edmunds, IP33 1TZ, UK.
Entergy Building
901 Rosedale Road
Port Allen, LA
Rotary members and their invited guests.
The Hundred Oaks Book Club, based in Baton Rouge, is meeting at the home of one of its members in Jackson, LA.
Featured speaker at the Sunrise Rotary Club in Hammond, LA.
113 E. Thomas Street, Hammond, LA
Rannah Gray will address the Anything Goes Book Club members in New Roads, LA.
Rannah Gray addresses the club's monthly meeting at East Ridge Country Club, Shreveport, LA.
Rannah Gray and Mary Jane Marcantel address the Shreveport Bar Association at the Petroleum Club in downtown Shreveport.
Rannah Gray and Mary Jane Marcantel address the monthly meeting at Ralph & Kacoo's Restaurant in Bossier City, LA.
Rannah Gray and Mary Jane Marcantel will speak at the Hamilton-South Caddo Branch Library at 2111 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop in Shreveport, LA from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Christ in the City, an ecumenical non-profit organization.
Rannah Gray and Mary Jane Marcantel will speak at the South Regional Library, 6101 Johnston Street in Lafayette, LA. This event is open to the public and a book signing will follow the talk.
Rannah Gray will speak from 12:45 - 1:15 p.m. in the State Capitol House Committee Room 2. She will do a book signing after in the Barnes and Noble Bookselling Tent from 1:30 -2:15 p.m.
After that, Rannah and Mary Jane Marcantel, who collaborated on the book will be at The Lisburn Press booth in front of the Louisiana State Museum.
