Carrie becomes obsessed with finding out the fate of a teenage survivor from a destructive Civil War raid.

Carrie has finally ditched both drugs and her violent boyfriend. Is it time to get rid of her gun, too?

In a boarding house on the Pacific Coast, Carrie meets a potential new friend whose scars may rival her own.

On the road, Carrie stops to look for her future. [Vignette.]

When a derelict Carrie sees three bikers assaulting an old man, she must make a profound choice for her own future.

Carrie gets an offer she should have refused.

Carrie chats with her stepbrother about choosing between war or peace, in the family and elsewhere.

Carrie is stranded at the Santa Cruz airport in Bolivia waiting for someone who may never come

Carrie must face a difficult life situation with a fellow young traveler.

Meeting the perfect traveling companion is sometimes reason to leave as soon as you can.

Carrie has traveled all the way to Lima in Peru but has not escaped her grief. She wonders how to find the strength to go on.

How do you go on a date when you are on the run from personal tragedy?

Carrie gets tips on monster-hunting in Honduras.

Carrie’s friend, Nadine, tries to stop Carrie from traveling to South America with no plan to ever come back.

After Lin’s funeral Carrie returns to an empty condo.