Casey Haughton longed for oneness before the events of the book's first predecessor, Beyond Poetry. Abandoned by her addict parents, she was a product of New York's foster care system where she was often harassed by other children due to her albinism. A change from the gutter to the suburbs offered Casey a second chance until her demons suddenly resurfaced. Meanwhile, her bisexuality at times leaves her confused as she struggles to find clarity in a world where she's often rejected. Lacking the self-worthiness to confront her shortcomings, Casey's spiraling rage sets her on a path of destruction with life-altering consequences.
Nathan Jarelle yanks at the heartstrings of readers in the third installment of his highly-acclaimed Beyond Poetry series. Finding Casey illumines the ever-growing hardships within the criminal justice system, and the challenges ex-offenders face upon returning to society. Jarelle's writing submerges readers into the world of Casey Haughton, the series' most enigmatic character.
