Marina L Reed

Get ready for another adventure with Cole Buckman, MI6 agent, and his team of professionals. It all starts when Jim Morrison's daughter goes missing. At first they think it is just a teen prank; but when days turn into nights, everyone gets worried, and Cole gets a call. That opens a Pandora's box of corruption and intrigue; high speed car chases, secret rooms, deceit and deception in the government, bar room brawls, clandestine intelligence operations, and an elaborate wedding. And when Bill goes undercover as a transport truck driver, a human trafficking ring is exposed. Now Cole and his team are under the gun: they need to rescue the girls, and figure out who is behind this crime syndicate.

THE STUNNING SEQUEL TO LONELY IN PARADISE Everything has to start somewhere. After her divorce, parenting a teenage son, and starting a new job, Heather feels her life is finally coming together. Then her friend convinces her to get back into the game through online dating. Heather is not prepared for the world she encounters, one with an appetite for secrets. Secrets that threaten to shatter Heather's life and uncover truths that could endanger those she loves. No, You Wouldn't swirls around our need for love and connection and the lengths some will go to get it.

Remember, It's OK. Navigating the waters of grief. The loss of your child is a devastating and life-altering experience. Each memory can feel like shattered glass. Sometimes you can cope with your emotions but at other times you are at a loss as to how to calm your pain-filled heart, your splintered world. This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues, or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection. You are not alone. We are here to gently guide you forward. This book will become your friend and help you learn to breathe anew. Let us help you find yourself again. Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It's OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

Remember, It's OK. Navigating the waters of grief. Losing a sibling can feel like missing a piece of yourself. Losing a friend can feel exactly the same, often without the validation from family and friends. The bond that connects us to people we love is strong and their loss creates a hole in our lives. It can feel like that hole is bottomless. It's not. Remember, It's OK. This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues, or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection. You are not alone. This book will help you find your way back. We are here for you. Let us help you find yourself again. Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It's OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

Remember, It's OK. Navigating the waters of grief. Whether it be the death of a friend or family member, this book was written in consultation with teens to ensure it meets their needs. Inside these pages are moments you will identify with and guidance that will help you on your painful journey. There are no secrets here-this book can be your safety net, your comfort, your help. This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection. You're not alone. Let us help you begin. Let us help you through this difficult time. Let us help you find yourself again. Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It's OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

Remember, It's OK. Navigating the waters of grief. Losing a pet is heartbreaking. They are part of your life, your family, your heart. So many people who lose a pet friend suffer in silence. It can often be difficult to get understanding and validation for the depth of that loss. We will do both. Your pet was your family, regardless of what others may think or say. Grief will find its way into your life. Remember, It's OK. This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues, or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection. You are not alone. Your grief is real, and we are here to help you on your grief journey. Let us help you find yourself again. Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It's OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

Remember, It's OK. Navigating the waters of grief. The loss of a parent is heartbreaking. Your parent has been part of your life and has affected your self-esteem, relationships, decision-making, and life choices. Whether you experienced a warm relationship or one fraught with difficulty, this book will help you deal with your grief journey. This unique book divides moments of grief into six colours of emotion as the road map forward. Each "moment" has two entries, one from the perspective of the person suffering from a loss, and another as a guide for a companion response, whether a friend, family member, colleagues or therapist. Blank pages are also included for reflection. You're not alone. Let us help you begin. Let us help you through this difficult time. Let us help you find yourself again. Author Marina L. Reed and psychotherapist Marian Grace Boyd are the co-creators of the Remember, It's OK series. They combine their talents in these books to bring hope and healing to those in grief.

Meet Cole Buckman, MI6 agent. When Cole's father, an internationally known federal prosecutor, is almost killed by a mercenary cell, Cole sets out to discover who is behind the attack. He has no idea the hornets nest he is stepping into and how far-reaching the operation goes. He gathers together his team: Doc, an undercover cop; Charlie Tuna, forensics specialist; 2Tall, weapons expert; Falcon, computer genius; and intelligence officer, Mac Gallo. Together they begin to unravel the mercenary cell, hired by government officials around the world, all part of a global initiative called Strike Force. By setting out to save Cole's dad, they end up saving the world instead. Buckle up, you're in for quite the ride. Early praise for On The Edge "On the Edge is quite the ride. Buckman and his team take on Red and Reacher. It is a fast paced read, kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. Can't wait for the next one." -Gary Banter"I couldn't turn the pages fast enough. Reed has a gift for making her written words come to life. And the details are impeccable. Reed and Hawkins make a great team." -Kayla Price"A very real and relevant story. Makes you think about what's going on around you. Hawkins has clearly been around the block. Reed keeps you hooked to the very last page. An awesome read." -Keegan Reed"Move over Reacher, there's a new kid in town. Buckman is a true crime fiction hero, surrounded by a team of experts in their field. They'll make you laugh, make you cry and keep you on the edge of your seat. Together they take on the world of corruption with a bang. They are colourful, vibrant characters entangled in international intrigue. You won't want to put this book down." - P. L. Stokes