Isioma Daniel was enjoying her first job as a journalist when a single sentence spun her life and country into chaos. Nigeria was hosting the Miss World pageant and Daniel was assigned to cover it. But a few words of one article considered heresy by Nigeria’s mullahs sparked riots that turned Muslims against Christians in bloody rampages. Before the dust settled, the pageant had been cancelled, the beauty queens had fled, and Daniel had escaped into exile with a “fatwa” issued against her life.