Winner Takes All (short story prequel to Drifters’ Alliance, Dark Beyond the Stars Anthology) Ten Things You Should Know About Dragons (short story, The Dragon Chronicles) Wrecked (2-book series), Book 1 also available as an Audiobook Shine Not Burn (2-book series), also available as an Audiobookīourbon Street Boys (3-book series), also available as an AudiobookĪll the Glory: How Jason Bradley Went from Hero to Zero in Ten Seconds Flat These flavors include romance, science fiction, urban fantasy, action adventure, suspense, and paranormal. She has written more than 40 novels and likes to say she offers fiction in several flavors. Free.Elle Casey, a former attorney and teacher, is a NEW YORK TIMES, USA TODAY, and Amazon bestselling American author who lives in Tennessee with her husband, the youngest of her three kids, and a number of horses, dogs, and cats. For information, call 713‑524‑8597 or visit.
She discusses and signs Deliver Us at 4:30 p.m. I won’t do it again.” Casey will be joined by Tim Miller, founder of EquuSearch. True-crime books are always hard to write, but this one was over the top. I went to two trials and three or four prisons. It was a lot of cases, a lot of research, a lot of interviews. It usually takes me a year to write a book, and this one took me three years.
I felt it was important and I wanted to know what happened to those girls, it was pretty overwhelming. “This was the most difficult book I’ve ever written. And once the young women were reported missing, officers assumed they had simply run away, delaying the investigation until a body was found.Ĭasey, with eight true-crime books and three novels to her credit, won’t be doing another book like Deliver Us. There was a lack of cooperation among the agencies that had jurisdiction over the cases. The murders happened in small towns near I-45, each with its own small police force, all of which lacked experience in murder investigations. During the three years it took her to write the book, she found there were several factors. I wanted to know what happened to them and why the cases weren’t being solved,” Casey says. “I’ve been looking at pictures for 20 years, off and on, in the newspapers. Casey’s newest book, Deliver Us: Three Decades of Murder and Redemption in the Infamous I-45/Texas Killing Fields, is a look at the reasons the majority of those cases remain unsolved.
Over the past 40 years, dozens of bodies of young women, mostly teenagers, have been found dumped in the woods that border the highway. A 50-mile stretch of I-45 connects Houston to Galveston. To true-crime author Kathryn Casey, it’s a crime scene. To you and me, I-45 is just another highway.
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