Killing Sadie book launch events

Killing Sadie Book Launch

Publication week is coming soon, and there are three official Killing Sadie launch events to get on your radar this August. From your favorite Midwestern haunts to the Empire State, come hang out with me live at iconic venues with unbelievably amazing conversation partners. You can find all the details below and follow along on Instagram to be the first to hear about new events. See you this summer to uncover what really happened at the old McClain family farm!

Ohio (my home state!)

The Book Loft of German Village | Columbus
Sunday, August 2 at 6pm EDT
Rachel Peterson in conversation with New York Times bestselling thriller author Natalie D. Richards
Event details

Twinsburg Public Library | Cleveland
Wednesday, August 4 at 6:30pm EDT
Rachel Peterson at her first public library stop for Killing Sadie, in conversation with Edgar Award-winning author Mindy McGinnis
In collaboration with the Learned Owl Book Shop
Register here

Space is very limited for our Ohio events – register now to guarantee your spot!

New York (my home away from home)

McNally Jackson Seaport | New York City
Saturday, August 8 at 12pm EDT
Rachel Peterson in conversation with author and award-winning journalist Hayley Krischer
Open event (no registration needed) – see you there!
Event details

Book Signings | New York City
Keep an eye on my Instagram for where to find signed copies of Killing Sadie all around New York City on August 7.

Psst … Limited edition copies of Killing Sadie are going fast (fact: summer is hotter with painted edges!). Preorder your copy today and bring it along to have it signed LIVE!

Not going to be in town?

No worries, we’re going to keep the party going! Bookmark the full event list for the latest info about where to find me on tour, live or virtually! You can also learn more about why Killing Sadie is the perfect read for your educator toolkit or book club.

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