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Familiar Evil, by Louisiana author Rannah Gray and published by The Lisburn Press, has won top honors in the 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards, or IPPY Awards, presented this year in Chicago. Familiar Evil was awarded the Gold Medal for first place in the True Crime category. The IPPY Awards are the world’s largest international book awards competition.
Familiar Evil is the chilling true story of the international search that exposed the dark past of television personality Scott Rogers. Mary Jane Marcantel, a key figure in the investigation, and the British survivor known as Ethan collaborated with Gray on the book. Â The 20th anniversary IPPY Awards ceremony was held at the top of the Sears Tower overlooking the city of Chicago on the eve of Book Expo America, the leading book and author event for the North American book industry. Familiar Evil was featured in the New Title Showcase at the expo which was held this year in Chicago’s McCormick Place convention center.
Familiar Evil is available nationally for sale through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million and at the book’s official website: Â FamiliarEvil.com. Â It is also available in all eBook formats in the US and the UK through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and iBooks by Apple. Â A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Familiar Evil are donated
to programs that benefit survivors of child sex abuse.