Book tour dates for DOWN TO THE BONE by Caitlin Rother

After researching this book for a dozen years, I'm thrilled to announce that the long-awaited release of the story behind the McStay family murder case is fast approaching. I'll be doing book discussions and signings all summer--up and down Southern California, also in Arizona, and even in Nashville, so hopefully I will see your smiling face at one of these events! I will only be selling my back titles, most of which are out of print, at the library events.

This list of events is current as of today, 4/30. If I add any more, I will put the events/dates in bold. If you or your group would like to invite me, the author, to speak to your group, or at your library or bookstore, please contact me at crother@flash.net.

I will be doing three separate launch events, starting on the release date:

-- 6/24/25, Tuesday at 7 pm, talk and signing at Barnes & Noble in Mira Mesa (San Diego)

-- 6/26/25, Thursday at 6:30 pm, talk and signing at Fallbrook Library (North San Diego County)

-- 6/28/25, Saturday at 2 pm, talk and signing at San Juan Capistrano Library (Orange County)

After that, most of the dates fall on weekends with the occasional weekday:

-- 7/9/25, Wednesday at 7 pm, talk and signing at the Coronado Library, co-hosted by the San Diego Writers Festival (San Diego County)

-- 7/13/25, Sunday at 2 pm, talk and signing at B&N in Huntington Beach (Orange County)

-- 7/19/25, Saturday at 2 pm, talk and signing at B&N in Santee (East San Diego County)

-- 7/26/25, Saturday at 2 pm, talk and signing at the B&N in Riverside Galleria (Riverside County)

I'll be traveling to Arizona for the next two:

-- 8/15/25, Friday at 7 pm, talk and signing at Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale, Arizona 

-- 8/16/25, Saturday at 1 pm, talk and signing at Peregrine Books in Prescott, Arizona  

And then to Nashville for this one:

-- 8/23/25, Killer Nashville, keynote speaker, live Q&A and two books signings, Tennessee. 

Then back to San Diego:

-- 8/30/25, Saturday, time TBA, signing and conversation/interview with Innocence Project founding director Justin Brooks at the Mission Hills Library (San Diego)