As Crossing the Line has soared in the charts, I've had so many people ask when more of the story will be available.

If I could go back, I would call it something else.

The knot motif is one of my favorite aspects of this book

Specialized rescue teams are common throughout the US

Digging into values can build clarity

Finally some healthy boundaries

Just Culture allows for the humanity of individuals

True change cannot be imposed and must come from her.

Nathan hits rock bottom

Why Todd calls Megan, “Sunshine.”

Shocking. Truly shocking.

A list of all "Crossing the Line" chapter discussion posts

Megan is grappling with the concepts of free will, forgiveness, and justice.

If you are experiencing symptoms that don’t seem normal, talk to your doctor.

Megan is in love. And what of Nathan?

There are no wrong feelings.

Studies have shown that 30-40% of law enforcement families experience domestic violence.

1 per day is still too many.

I think Nathan would approve.

The field of EMS is unique in that there is no standard pathway for education and progression.

She lost autonomy, and she lost the opportunity to tell her own story in her own way.

Chapter 6 is a tough chapter.

The search for meaning and purpose is central to humanity.

Keeping blood inside the body is one of the highest priorities of first aid and emergency medicine.