God Willing is a story of power and powerlessness in modern-day Algeria. Prank-like explosions have ignited Algiers in response to the government’s proposal to remove native Tamazight as an official language from the Constitution. Although the explosions haven’t hurt anything more than the government’s pride, the President responds with a crack-down on civic organizations. Victoria Goodwin, the new Country Representative for the UN’s World Institute for Significance in Existence office in Algeria, attempts to protect the organizations’ rights and quell the conflict but soon finds herself embroiled in a messy clash with the government. Soon, a fifth bomb goes off, but this one is deadly. When the police arrest a community leader, someone Victoria knows and trusts, she finds herself diving in to find out who the bombers really are. Her determination is rattled when she finds her trusted employee, Faouzia, stealing information from her office. With the police looking for evidence against her, she struggles to solve the crimes before she’s ordered out of the country…or worse.

Mariana Romero, a young housekeeper at a resort in Tucson, Arizona, finds herself accused of stealing a valuable Mayan artifact from a guest’s safe. Her situation only intensifies when she discovers she has the power to communicate with plants. The good news is, the plants want to help her find the relic. Wanting to clear her name, Mariana tries to unravel what really happened. Helped along on her investigations by some shady archaeologists, an anthropology professor, and even a good-hearted police detective, Mariana’s unexpected forays into crime solving and the supernatural will change her life forever.