Paranormal Books

The road of self-discovery can be travelled in baby steps or great leaps. In Victor Farrell's case it seems to be a combination of both as he moves through life learning more about himself as he experiences the supernatural.

At an early age he could sense where money was when no one else could see it. That was just the beginning as Farrell describes his experiences over the next 60 years with telepathy, astral travel, encountering the dead, glimpsing into the future and much more.

As Farrell discovers, the power to overcome and achieve what he wants comes from within. That applies to the battle he fights with an entity bent on killing him, and tormenting him at different times.

He concludes his book by sharing knowledge on how people can stop smoking, lose weight and get where they want to be in life.

Through it all, Farrell weaves a supernatural mosaic made up of all the experiences and sensations he has had. It's an interesting window into the world of an ordinary man living an extraordinary life.

Rob Vogt, Claresholm Local Press, Claresholm, Alberta

Balance. That is a theme that I have come across in books and society. We need balance in all we do. We need it in work and play, physical and mental, good and evil, and in spiritual and earthly. The earth is out of balance and we need to make it right again.

ABDUCTORS explores this theme in the realm of good and evil. The good starts with the plight of Graeme Hulis, who awakens on the Downs in Sussex, England. He is found by a professor who is studying the paranormal. Graeme cannot remember anything about his life. Then he meets a beautiful girl named Anna Wall.

The professor then decides to hypnotize Graeme, and he tells him and Anna the fascinating story involving the abduction of his mother by little men, the arrival of spacemen in Toronto, Canada, the love of fairies, and the future of the balance in nature.

There are many interesting characters in this story, There is a loving family, a talking fox, little men, amazing friendships, and a main character who the reader will grow to love. It is a quick read that holds the reader's attention.

I hope Ms. Dyer will write a sequel, because I would like to hear more about Graeme and his friends.

**Reviewed by: Marta Morrison

Very interesting, containing many encounters and insights I had not heard or seen before. I am a skeptic, but James Thompson's book gives me something to think about. If people really are having encounters, it's not as innocuous as I thought before.

I loved reading these books and cant wait until the next one is on Kindle. Each book held something different while still dealing with the characters I wanted to hear about.
The teaser at the end of the last book promises the story has a cool new storyline coming. Definitely worth buying.

As the author of this and other books on the subject of ghosts of the southwest, I wish to set forth the fact, that my books are not at all apppropriate for very young children. Indeed they are a collection of never before printed stories, of actual interviews I personally conducted, with individuals who have had one on one encounters with ghosts. These are not stories that have been handed down from one generation to another. These facinating stories are drawn from native people who have sat before me, and with only a tape recorder and camera, I've recorded an astonishing collection of personal accounts of their paranormal experiences. Included among these persons are american indians from both Arizona reservations and New Mexico pueblos. These individuals be they teachers, sheriffs, medical staff, state administrators, are essentially ordnary folk, who have encountered extraordinary experiences. The stories being authentic and detailed, will take the reader on an eye-opening journey. I know this book will engage readers to seek out my other books on similar topics. Make no mistake, this book is definitely, DEFINITELY like no other!

Awesome read & highly recommended to anyone who enjoys a good historical romance! Zachariah MacKintosh is every woman's fantasy! Debut author Angela Ashton doesn't dissappoint and will leave you on the edge of your seat until the very last page in this stunning novel that's sure to send your emotions reeling!!! A definate KEEPER!

Once a believer of astrology and the efficacy this psuedoscience claimed to have on the world, I found relief in Lawrence Jerome's ground-breaking book. He takes the complex maze of astrology and points out how astrologers have used its dead-end pathways as a mere source of power and control. Jerome debunks the premises of astrology's claims from every angle, including the real effects of planets on the earth; how astrology was created as a tool for power; the lack of cause and effect between astrology and personality; how the esotericism of astrology makes it only "seem" real and effectual. Anyone who is attracted to the complexity of this psuedoscience, or who is needing to break free from its limits, will find this book helpful. The writing is easy to understand and the research is responsible; in fact, the research easily shows astrology to be nothing modern society knows it to be.

At Home with the Angels by Ms. Nelsen is a thought provoking novel (and also a text book) of how all of us can contact our loved ones who have died. This book is very inspirational to me, and I now know that I'll hear my loved ones voices again. This book has given me hope and to achieve that from one book is astounding. I can use this book for "contacting" because there are step by step instructions. At Home with the Angels also contains a beautiful meditation to be used before contacting.

This book is also a novel, which I enjoyed. The torment that the preacher went through kept the book moving along at a quick pace, and his thoughts and actions revealed how organized religion has captured our minds and taken away the hope that we can talk to our loved ones.

I highly recommend this book, and I hope others will read it too.

Like her cousins social worker Jenee Vicknair helps lost spirits reach the other side. Jenee's forte is assisting deceased children arrive at their destination.

However, her newest lost soul is a sexy adult who is devastating her sleep. Private investigator and fellow psychic Nick Madere is seeking a missing child. His specialty is to use photographs of his target to guide him to the child. However, something strange seems to happen lately as he uses his gift. Instead of the trail of a youngster, his spirit ends up in bed alongside beautiful Jenee. He knows she is real and wants to meet her as he is very attracted to her, but first the case comes before his desire. She, on the other hand is confused as she wants this hunk, but has only seem his spirit, which she assumes is lost.

BED ON ARRIVAL is an enjoyable paranormal romantic suspense starring two likable protagonists who first meet in her dreams. Although Nick obsesses over meeting in the flesh Jenee, he also knows the missing child comes before his desires. Sub-genre fans will appreciate this fine Sixth Sense entry (see FIRE IN THE BLOOD; not read by this reviewer) that stands alone as a delightful tale of love forming in the astral realm between two caring people with special skills used to help children in differing ways.

Harriet Klausner

It seems that anthologies so many times consist of one really great story, and then the rest are so dull in comparison. Not this one. I love this book from beginning to end. A must read for all! :)