Book 1 of 3 (The September Trilogy) The once-proud mining town of Westbrook is a shell of its former self. The closure of the mines has left a gaping wound, and the disappearance of star quarterback Alex Evans only deepens the despair. But amidst the gloom, a spark of defiance ignites in a group of unruly senior students. When they notice a strange white van appearing at key locations around town, suspicion falls on the vehicle and its mysterious driver. Fueled by a desire to escape the town's bleak future and a nagging sense of responsibility, the students delve into their own investigation, uncovering secrets the town desperately wants to bury. Can they find Alex before it's too late, or will their pursuit lead them down a dangerous path?

Book 2 of 3 (The September Trilogy) When Maya Cortez arrives at St. Agnes Academy, she hopes to bury her past and find a fresh start. But in the shadow of its stone walls, whispers linger, secrets spread like wildfire, and trust is as fragile as glass. As friendships form and tensions rise, Maya and her new companions find themselves caught between the weight of old sins and the dangers of the present. The academy's routines - its classrooms, its rituals, even its prayers - conceal cracks that widen with every passing day. Soon, Maya realizes that survival here isn't about grades or rules. It's about keeping faith in the people beside you when the world begins to close in. A haunting, character-driven thriller, this is a story of belonging, betrayal, and the resilience of those branded as outsiders.

Book 3 of 3 (The September Trilogy) Westbrook has buried its secrets before... but some refuse to stay underground. Fifteen years after the horrors of St Agnes and the mine, Maya Cortez returns to Westbrook for what should be a triumphant book-tour appearance-only to be pulled back into the shadows she thought she'd escaped. When a figure from the town's darkest chapter resurfaces, old scars are torn open. Maya, Cody, and Niles must set aside years of distance and distrust to confront the past once more-before it claims another victim. Haunted tunnels, unfinished vendettas, and the weight of buried names draw them toward a final reckoning that will test their courage, their loyalty, and the limits of forgiveness.