Fifteen-year-old Fern is sent to the Wellwood Home in 1970 Florida, a secretive institution where unmarried pregnant girls are controlled and isolated. There she bonds with other residents and, after a librarian gives her an old book on witchcraft, encounters a new kind of power — one that forces them to reckon with secrecy, control, and the costs of taking agency back.

Set against the backdrop of the ancient city of St. Augustine, this narrative delves into the intricate tapestry of history, culture, and spirituality that defines the locale. Through vivid storytelling, the book explores the city's transformation over centuries, highlighting its significance as a melting pot of diverse influences. The narrative weaves together the lives of historical figures, the evolution of architectural marvels, and the enduring legacy of philosophical thought, painting a rich portrait of a place where the past and present converge in a harmonious dance of time.

In **Blue Skies**, Cat finds herself yearning for something different in her life, leading her to purchase a snake as a pet. However, when the snake goes missing, it triggers a series of unexpected events that challenge her and her family's ability to cope with the rapidly changing world around them. Set against the backdrop of a climate-altered America, Cat's family, including her eco-conscious parents and her brother, an insect enthusiast, navigate the chaos of frequent natural disasters and societal shifts. As they struggle to maintain a sense of normalcy, the story delves into the complex relationship between humans and their environment, highlighting the absurdities and challenges of modern life.