'YOU'RE NEXT' uncovers a chilling tale of FBI corruption as an innocent grandmother fights against baseless child trafficking charges after dedicating her life to rescuing orphans.
Facing years of legal battles and financial ruin, this book urges readers to question government accountability, advocate for reforms, and recognize abuses of power to empower themselves against corruption.
Facing years of legal battles and financial ruin, this book urges readers to question government accountability, advocate for reforms, and recognize abuses of power to empower themselves against corruption.
'Jose’s Journey' is the first in a series. His birth mom stops Jose's international adoption visa after all international and Guatemalan paperwork is complete. Jose begs the world to allow him to join his new US adoptive parents. We fall in love with Jose's optimism as he faces and overcomes his many life disappointments in this beautiful and heart-wrenching story.
Release Date: Spring 2027
"Killing International Adoption" reveals the U.S. government's aggressive campaign against international adoption.
This investigation uncovers how accredited agencies were wrongfully targeted and criminally charged, resulting in harm to innocent families and leaving many orphans vulnerable to child trafficking.
This investigation uncovers how accredited agencies were wrongfully targeted and criminally charged, resulting in harm to innocent families and leaving many orphans vulnerable to child trafficking.
Release Date: Fall 2026
'Farm Girl Goes to Federal Prison' is the true story of a former CEO of an adoption agency who was wrongfully convicted and sent to federal prison.
Told with honesty and humor, it's a journey of resilience, unexpected friendships, and finding new purpose in the face of injustice. For this her, prison wasn't the end—it was the start of a new chapter.
Told with honesty and humor, it's a journey of resilience, unexpected friendships, and finding new purpose in the face of injustice. For this her, prison wasn't the end—it was the start of a new chapter.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Margaret Cole, a farm girl from Ohio, was raised on the values of hard work, resilience, and honesty—principles that shaped her lifelong desire to help others. Her mission became deeply personal after the heartbreaking loss of her baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), a tragedy that sparked her passion for children and led her to establish a world-renowned international adoption agency. Under her leadership, the agency facilitated over 8,000 adoptions across more than 10 countries.
In 2016, Margaret's path took a dramatic turn when false charges led to the agency's closure. This experience propelled her to expose the systemic misconduct, overreach, and dishonesty she witnessed within the FBI and broader government institutions.
Following the closure of the agency, Margaret also became deeply invested in the issues of adoption from the child's perspective through Jose's story. 'Jose's Journey' as told through the eyes of the child, details the personal and emotional journey of the adoptee and their family in her series of 5 books from the child's perspective to encourage adoptive families, counselors, and advocates to be more attuned to the unique emotional needs of adoptees.
Fueled by a relentless pursuit of justice, Margaret has since authored a series of groundbreaking books, challenging readers to take a stand and advocate for ethical reform.
In 2016, Margaret's path took a dramatic turn when false charges led to the agency's closure. This experience propelled her to expose the systemic misconduct, overreach, and dishonesty she witnessed within the FBI and broader government institutions.
Following the closure of the agency, Margaret also became deeply invested in the issues of adoption from the child's perspective through Jose's story. 'Jose's Journey' as told through the eyes of the child, details the personal and emotional journey of the adoptee and their family in her series of 5 books from the child's perspective to encourage adoptive families, counselors, and advocates to be more attuned to the unique emotional needs of adoptees.
Fueled by a relentless pursuit of justice, Margaret has since authored a series of groundbreaking books, challenging readers to take a stand and advocate for ethical reform.