the amazing John Edward - Rated 
this book really touched my heart. his experiences, visions and the bond with his mother gives the readers an insite into John's mind and his work. i have read all of his other books including One last time, this fourth book is a great read for any John Edward lover of all ages. im 19 and find it amazing.
One of my favourites. - Rated
This would have to be one of the best he's written. If John wasn't a medium, he'd be fantastic as an author. This book touches up on subjects such as personal experiences and experiences of those around him, the trip to Aus a year back, and a whole lot more that we don't even know about. Such a delight to read, couldn't put it down. This book will make you laugh and cry as it did me, and even if you're not a believer, or just one who wishes to advance on knowledge and open the mind, this book is for you. Keep in mind this simple saying (don't know who said it, but it's nice): You can be a skeptic, and you can be a non-believer, but please don't let yourself become a cynic on this subject. Allow people to keep their belief system, different from yours though it may be, and open up the mind to an infinite world of possibilities and challenges. Make this book part of your collection now. You won't be disappointed I can personally gaurantee it. Another 10/10 production from the man himself, John Edward.
Nope...not enough meat or potatoes - Rated 
I like John Edward, and watch his TV show, which is fascinating. I liked his second book - crossing over. But this book just goes on and on with the same, and no new information. I just read a book by Tiffany Snow that gives exercises on how to see ghosts, stories about helping with unfinished business, and also stuff on the "bump in the night" kinds of ghosts. I liked hers better. John never talks about the other kinds of invisible forces there are out there - and I needed to know that too. Not all ghosts are dead people trying to say they love us. Maybe its the folks NOT on TV that are the cutting edge, I don't know. But, what I do know is that I'm going to a book store next time and thumbing through his next book before I buy it. If it's more of the same, I'm writing him off.
Kind of b o r i n g...but - Rated 
Some of it was kind of b o r i n g, but in general I thought this was a good book on ways to understand the afterlife, and ghosts and such. There were some good stories, but too few. I would recommend (2) other books, "Psychic Gifts in the Christian Life - Tools to Connect" by Tiffany Snow, tells some things, and differences, about "energy tracings" ghosts, spirits, and "fallen angels" as well as some new things about how to try to see them, how to send them "to the light" (both ghosts and fallen angels/demons), along with a lot of unique and sometimes funny stories. Also, "Ghosts at my Back Door - and in the Living Room!" by Angela Watkins is a good book, although it may be out of print here in the US. This is mostly stories, but from a ghost hunter who has a lot of experiences, both frightening and funny, and also how to "expel" or "exorcise" them (so does Snow's book, a part on exorcism of dark spirits). Edward's book is OK, but it isn't the complete "Bible" on ghosts, hauntings, etc. It's good enough to add to your collection, though.
After life: Answers from the other side - Rated
My initial impression of the content of this book was that it was all about life on the other side. This is not the case as it follows the same theme as Mr Edwards previous books. However, there are regular references in the book relating to the after life which are intriguing. All in all when you pick this book up you will not be able to put it down. From cover to cover it is an excellent read with lots of examles of readings that Mr Edward has completed throughout his career. The book has answered some of the questions that I have from the last book of Mr Edwards that I have read, and has given me further insight into what I have already learnt and understood. Furthermore, from this book it has pointed me to the next avanue for research. Read the book and you will not be dissapointed.
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