Nina Popina is a political thriller following up Mapmaker. In the second book of the series, October goes to Greenbrier to find her unknown twin and stumbles upon a murder that involves more of her relatives. The uncanny circumstances of the victim's death terrify the city and start rumors of myths and superstitions dating back to ancient Europe and connected with research at Greenbrier University.

A young family caught in the crossfire of war in Central America in 1985 seeks refuge in northern migration. There harrowing experience is not what they expected, but they face their future with hope and innovation even in the face of lethal danger.

Lena wakes up with a premonition of disaster as a hurricane threatens the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where she is a storm tracker. She attributes the reason for her distress to the fierce storm, refusing to pay attention to her innermost fears in the face of "logical reason" and sets off a cataclysmic chain of events originating from infamous historical Greenbrier University crimes.

An angry rebellious young woman sustains extremely rapid and drastic changes in her lifestyle after picking up a hitchhiker. Transcending obstacles in her way, she shucks off the desires and expectations of others to follow her spirit to a new life and encounters death.