Marieke Nijkamp Books in Order

After a school assembly in Opportunity, Alabama, students discover the auditorium doors are locked and a gunman opens fire. Four perspectives follow fifty-four minutes of terror as students face personal connections to the shooter and struggle to survive.

Corey returns to Lost Creek, Alaska, after learning that her best friend Kyra has died. The town's insistence that the death was meant to happen fuels her suspicion, drawing her into a search for unsettling answers.

Five friends gather in a remote mountain cabin for one last fantasy role-playing game before their lives diverge. Their fractured relationships and concealed secrets become dangerous when the imagined murder mystery starts crossing into real life.

After a gunshot leaves Barbara Gordon paralyzed, she enters the Arkham Center for Independence to rebuild her life. Strange sounds and disappearing patients draw her into an investigation that exposes unsettling secrets behind the rehabilitation facility.

Twelve-year-old gamer Blake spends the summer with her aunt near Fever Swamp. Caught between werewolves, hunters, and rival territories, she must turn the survival skills she learned through games into a way out of real danger.

Teenagers at the Hope Juvenile Treatment Center are abandoned when the guards stop appearing. With soldiers preventing their escape during a spreading pandemic, they must ration dwindling supplies, decide whom to trust, and find ways to survive.

Kate Bishop's journey to New York takes an unexpected turn at Resort Chapiteau. A jewel heist, a missing girl, and troubling connections to her family make the luxurious stopover look increasingly like a trap designed specifically for Hawkeye.

Scientist Anna Ripley finds a dangerous opportunity in the aftermath of the de Rolo massacre. Working under the Briarwoods' rule, she faces competing demands from her ambitions, her research, and the people whose loyalty she is expected to secure.

Princess Ash befriends Splinter, an aspiring squire mocked for lacking noble birth. When a conspiracy leads to Ash's kidnapping, their determination to challenge the kingdom's expectations becomes essential to protecting each other and uncovering the threat to their home.

A deadly high-school fire leaves the town of Fenix mourning Eden and searching for answers. Five teenagers hold different pieces of the truth, but revealing what happened means confronting the secrets each has been trying to protect.

Following Ash's abduction, Splinter continues training while the queen searches for spies within her kingdom. Threats surrounding the Harvest Festival draw the friends into a hunt for traitors and assassins whose secrets could undermine everything they hope to protect.

Edited by Marieke Nijkamp, these seventeen stories follow disabled children through mysteries, magical mishaps, gaming adventures, and everyday challenges. Written by disabled authors, the collection explores friendship, belonging, and resourcefulness across contemporary and imagined worlds.

Wounded and separated from her brother, Cassandra de Rolo falls under the Briarwoods' influence. Their apparent kindness conceals manipulation, while a childhood friend's resistance offers a fragile connection to hope amid the trauma and oppression surrounding her.

Guildless apprentice Vale longs to work with metal but cannot afford the city's guild fees. An invitation to help Giuseppe build an astronomical clock offers an opportunity, while powerful guilds threaten both the project and Siannerra's excluded workers.

Ambitious mage Delilah meets Sylas while pursuing her education and builds a life with him. When a rare illness takes him, her determination to restore him leads toward necromancy and a powerful being whose bargain carries monstrous conditions.

Splinter and Ash must find Sir Anders and Prince Lucen after both disappear on an undercover mission. Rumors of betrayal and the growing threat of the Ferisian Empire complicate their search as their kingdom moves closer to war.