Bøger af Jan McDaniel

The aftermath of loss, especially loss by suicide, is traumatic, confusing, and exhausting. The author's own experience with loss and her work with thousands of other survivors inspired her to create this book with the hope that it will help others rebuild happy and fulfilling lives after loss. Rebuilding a new life is not easy, but healing happens from the very beginning in almost unnoticed moments. The struggle becomes how to move forward in a healthy way. Rather than telling someone to "get over it" or "move on," the author recommends compassion and specific steps to finding support and working through grief. Each person is unique; each relationship is unique. And each of us must find our way on the grief journey on our own individual timetable. What helps most is knowing we don't have to do this alone.

A reporter for a small-town newspaper becomes obsessed with finding two missing children. Kelley Cassidy receives a tip and tags along as the police chief makes an arrest, but this is not just any news story. When Brady Cothran - Kelley's former fiancé and best friend - is charged with kidnapping and suspected of the murder of his two children, she is not willing simply to report the news. From this point on, she makes it. At least that's the accusation of Tanner Mullins, her editor and current fiancé. His belief that Brady may be capable of such horrible crimes drives a wedge between them, one that may be a deal-breaker in their relationship. When a third child disappears. Kelley uses her investigative skills to uncover the real kidnapper but not before he decides to dispose of his victims in a remote wilderness area. Kelley's relentless search for the truth brings her to the edge, literally, in a dramatic cliff-top rescue attempt.