Talia Carner

When the justice system fails her daughter, one courageous mother takes matters into her own hands. In a wrenching race against time, the safety of one child becomes entangled in the theatrics of family court, bottled-up family dynamics, media frenzy, and the pressure of the political machine.

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An American pop music icon finds herself on a collision course with the world's two superpowers—and her label company that has business interest in China—when resolving to save a Chinese baby from certain death. Haunted by a troubled past, the protagonist is set to win against those determined to silence her.

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Each of award-winning author Talia Carner’s novels has received top rankings as a psychological thriller, legal suspense, or emotional mother-daughter fiction among book reviewers and top Amazon reviews. Following the author's mission to save one child at a time--and the women who protect them--this website posts articles and news about abandoned Chinese babies, infanticide in China, orphanages, human rights, the story behind foreign adoptions, and about our justice system as it punishes molested children and their mothers caught in the nightmarish family court. The upcoming Jerusalem Maiden takes on faith, social norms, religious dictates and fundamentalist societies' treatment of women.

Speaker and activist Talia Carner offers resources for women--and sometimes advice—about what you can do about Tikun Olam, fixing the world one child at a time.