Tina Marie

Aside from being an author with the infamous Cole Hart Presents, Tina Marie whose real name is Tina Marie Turner is a mother of two, a Twenty one-year-old daughter and a Nine-year-old son all while writing full-time. When asked what she would tell her readers in reference to them following their own dreams, she said, "When following your dreams, realize from the start it will be a difficult journey. Dreams are built over time with hard work, persistence, sweat and many tears."

Some of Tina's biggest supporters include Former Miss Black USA, Life Coach, and Entrepreneur Kamilla Collier-Mullen. She says, "It has been said that many a book is like a key to unknown chambers within the castle of one's own self. I am so excited that Tina Turner has given the world another chamber to explore; for many that have the same untold story, and what's more, so many that cannot fathom such a journey. These are the stories that have the power...maybe even the magic... To change minds, perspectives and even the world. What a delightful and inspiring addition to my collection."

And Business Mogul and Entrepreneur, Tupac Derenoncourt who says, "When magical people decide to share their perspective, read their words and you may become magical yourself. Treat yourself to Tina Turner's incredible words on and off the paper if you want to feel alive

Tina Marie didn't always have it easy. Originally from Kingston, Jamaica she came to New York as a child and grew up in extreme poverty. As a teenager, she put herself through college while having her daughter at a young age and working two full-time jobs. Tina now has an A.A in Humanities and Social Science and a B.A. in English Literature with a teaching degree and will be finished with her Masters in International Business in 2016. When asked about her own dreams Tina lets us know she wrote and re-wrote her first novel, changing the title, the chapters, and even the content several times. In fact, an entire chapter, the first one was re-written just one day before it went to the printer. However, she pressed on. Tina states, "My dreams did not come to me. I had to come to them. To all of my readers, go get your dreams."