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'John has audiences rapt with his amazing spiritual revelations' - News of the World
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Four families, one tunneland the survival of the country at stake: psychic medium John Edward sets his suspenseful second novel against a backdrop of serial terrorist attacks in New York City. Drawing from his expertise in psychic phenomena, Edward spins a supernatural thriller that culminates in a midtown Manhattan tunnel where the lives and deaths of his four central characters converge. These interwoven tales of love, faith, good and evil answer the questions John is often asked: Do we choose the time when we die? Does everything happen for a reason? Do our loved ones guide us from the Other Side? This fictional narrative will strike an emotional chord with readers while sending a message of universal healing.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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MAGNIFICENT - It gets you gripped immediately, I haven't been able to put the book down. It provides insight into a psychic's life [Katherine] and the messages that she receives from the highest level, her abilities and belief's that eventually brings the lives of 8 people who reside in New York together in a Manhatten tunnel, people who believe and people who don't, but all of them have had to deal with death and grief of some kind. This book is based after the 9/11 disaster so the world is already aware of what can happen. It explores good, bad, evil, faith and love and that thing 'FATE' does exist because its brought all of these people together. It's wonderfully fresh and a seriously deep book. I would recommend this book to anyone. Can't wait for the next one INFINITE ENDINGS
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Couldn't put this book down, you could see it evolving as a film in every chapter. I litually flew through the book and I can't wait for the next one to hit the shelves. Brought this while over in America and was the best thing I actually brought back. This book certainly has my vote. Excellent!
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Not the worst book ever read, but not the best either. Found the characters fairly bland considering the past traumas of them all. Couldn't empathise or care about them as i couldn't empathise with their "supposed" personal torment so-to-speak. Story-line not bad however, and i also thought it would probably make a good film. The lack of description, though, would leave a lot of room for movie makers' "poetic licence", and i feel the actual "spirit" of the book could be lost.
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