Where are all the bodies? A question that plagued the FBI for way too long. Will they ever be found, or will the killings continue undetected? It has to be stopped.

Life as a prostitute has many dangerous aspects, especially if you’re working the truck stops along the I-65 corridor. Over the past ten years, numerous prostitutes have suspiciously disappeared, never to be seen or heard from again. Alone, the cases garnered little effort in discovering exactly what happened to them. When the cases are finally linked, the FBI struggle to find the person who abducted all those women and what he did with the bodies. Leaving no evidence of his crime, he skillfully finds his prey at the urging of the one person who shares his secret. Little do the officials know that it is the work of a husband and wife team quietly living out their wicked fantasies in a rural town in Kentucky? The brutality of their combined efforts will leave a small community in shock. How many more women will succumb to their fate before the duo is stopped?

Elizabeth Farris was born and raised in Northern Kentucky. Her first book, The Water’s Edge was based in the area where she grew up along the Ohio River. Her vast memory of the area’s historic and cultural background inspired her to incorporate those images into her first novel. An avid reader herself, she dabbled in other genres of writing including poetry, short stories and skits, but her real interest lies in the suspense/thriller category. She is the mother of three grown children. She currently lives with her husband in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.