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After Life: Answers from the Other Side
by John Edward

ISBN 1401904785 (1-4019-0478-5)
Softcover, Hay House, Incorporated

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Internationally acclaimed psychic medium John Edward takes his talents to new levels and new countries in his fourth book, AFTER LIFE: Answers from the Other Side.

Join John and a documentary crew Down Under in Australia and across the United States, where he demonstrates once again that grief, healing, and hope are eternally intertwined and universal. John answers your most often-asked questions about how the mediumship process works on the other side, while taking you on the inside of his own personal life as a husband and new father. He shares what hes learned through his own recent, personal losses and demonstrates that youre never too late to forgiveand never too far away to love.

In After Life, as he does on his highly rated hit show, Crossing Over with John Edward, John will also connect you with celebrities both here and on the other sidebecause, as John happily notes, there are no red-velvet ropes or VIP sections over there!
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Cracking The Coconut Code: 7 Insights To Transform Your Life
by John Edward

ISBN 1932128115 (1-932128-11-5)
Hardcover, Hay House Inc

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After 25 years of helping other people find their life purpose, Mary Jo McCabe has compiled her experience and knowledge into this fascinating book, which will help you take control of your future by understanding your past and present. By following Mary Jos sage advice, youll learn how to "get to the milk in the coconut", hence, Cracking the Coconut Code.
Mary Jo, in her seven life-transforming steps, will teach you what has been within your reach all along and how to hear your souls voice.
Each page of this book is a serious invitation to begin breaking the silence that exists between your self and your soul. Mary Jo engages the topic of finding the beauty of life and challenges you to go within yourself to grasp the undiscovered blessings waiting for you, that is, to take control of your life and future.
This book is for all of you who truly seek God, and thus, peace. [via]
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Crossing Over
by John Edward

ISBN 1401902782 (1-4019-0278-2)
Softcover, Hay House UK, Limited

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Crossing Over reads like a casual conversation with an old childhood pal instead of like a memoir of a world-renowned psychic who has his own talk show on the Sci Fi channel. John Edward's narrative is down-to-earth and filled with vernacular expressions (including plenty of instances of "holy shit!"). There's the story of how his deceased mother finally gave him the three signs he hoped for after she died, and how he once contacted the recently departed songwriter Carl Perkins. Most of the time, Edward speaks about how the process of consulting with a psychic brings peace and reconciliation to those left behind--standard fare for medium memoirs. As compelling as Edward's stories are, what makes this memoir unique is how readily Edward exposes his own vanities and ego bruisings. He also delves into the behind-the-scenes reality of being a television medium. For instance, he reveals how his producers wanted to have dead-people "theme shows"--for instance inviting grieving members of Mother Against Drunk Driving to be the audience. This kind of "gallery rigging" goes against Edward's desire to enter readings without any prior knowledge of the person seated before him. Edward offers an amusing, and at times disturbing, look at how the ethereal world clashes with the celebrity world. --Gail Hudson [via]
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- Crossing Over: ISBN 1401902782 (1-4019-0278-2)
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Crossing over: The Stories Behind the Stories
by John Edward

ISBN 193212800X (1-932128-00-X)
Softcover, Hay House Inc

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Crossing Over reads like a casual conversation with an old childhood pal instead of like a memoir of a world-renowned psychic who has his own talk show on the Sci Fi channel. John Edward's narrative is down-to-earth and filled with vernacular expressions (including plenty of instances of "holy shit!"). There's the story of how his deceased mother finally gave him the three signs he hoped for after she died, and how he once contacted the recently departed songwriter Carl Perkins. Most of the time, Edward speaks about how the process of consulting with a psychic brings peace and reconciliation to those left behind--standard fare for medium memoirs. As compelling as Edward's stories are, what makes this memoir unique is how readily Edward exposes his own vanities and ego bruisings. He also delves into the behind-the-scenes reality of being a television medium. For instance, he reveals how his producers wanted to have dead-people "theme shows"--for instance inviting grieving members of Mother Against Drunk Driving to be the audience. This kind of "gallery rigging" goes against Edward's desire to enter readings without any prior knowledge of the person seated before him. Edward offers an amusing, and at times disturbing, look at how the ethereal world clashes with the celebrity world. --Gail Hudson [via]
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- Crossing over: The Stories Behind the Stories: ISBN 1588720020 (1-58872-002-0)
  Hardcover, Hay House Inc
- Crossing over: The Stories Behind the Stories: ISBN 193212800X (1-932128-00-X)
  Softcover, Hay House Inc
Final Beginnings
by John Edward , Natasha Stoynoff

ISBN 1932128093 (1-932128-09-3)
Softcover, Hay House Inc

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Final Beginnings : The Tunnel: A Novel
by John Edward

ISBN 1401905021 (1-4019-0502-1)
Softcover, Hay House UK, Limited

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Drawing on his expertise in psychic phenomena, John Edward spins a suspenseful, supernatural thriller that culminates in a midtown Manhattan tunnel where the lives and deaths of his characters converge. Reminiscent of the tragedy that is still fresh and deep in the hearts of Americans, these interwoven stories of love, faith, good and evil answer the questions Edward is often asked by people all over the world: Do we choose the time we die? Does everything happen for a reason? Do our loved ones guide us from the Other Side? [via]
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One Last Time : A Psychic Medium Speaks to Those We Have Loved and Lost
by John Edward

ISBN 0425166929 (0-425-16692-9)
Softcover, Berkley Pub Group

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Looking back, John Edward now sees the early signs that he was destined to become an acclaimed psychic and medium. "There were times when I knew things I shouldn't have known," he writes. "Simple things like who was coming over, or who was on the phone." He knew events in family history that no one had told him about. He was inexplicably fascinated with television characters that possessed supernatural powers. He'd see auras around schoolteachers and hear voices that whispered true information in his mind. Eventually his gifts expanded into hearing the names of spirits "who'd gone to the other side." Finally, as a teenager Edward began to claim rather than question his psychic abilities and committed his life work to pursuing and learning about his gifts. Now that he has become a renowned medium (appearing on numerous talk shows, including Larry King Live), Edwards has written an entertaining "my life as a psychic" type of autobiography, packed with fascinating true stories. At the same time, Edward offers an engaging self-help book, teaching readers how to visit a medium and even showing seekers how they can recognize and develop their own psychic abilities. --Gail Hudson [via]
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What If God Were the Sun?
by John Edward

ISBN 1932128018 (1-932128-01-8)
Softcover, Hay House, Incorporated

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Timothy Callahan comes from a large Italian American family that loves big gatherings as well as Grandma Rosie's famous meatball recipe (although he still wishes she'd left out the raisins). But above all else, the Callahans love one another. This may not sound like the makings for high drama or complex fine literature, but that was not what author John Edward was after. As an internationally acclaimed psychic medium, Edward spends most of his days helping survivors work through the seemingly unbearable grief of losing a loved one. As a result, Edward wanted to offer a comforting message about the everlasting love that can bridge even death.
In order to get this message across, Edward presents a story about an endearing and seriously devoted family as they endure the final goodbye to a beloved matriarch. Soon after Timothy discoveries that his mother is dying of cancer, the family gathers to view old family movies. While watching the faces of deceased relatives on the movie screen, he begins to ponder the afterlife.
"As I look over at my mom, I know that she's wondering if all these faces of yesteryear will be the faces of her tomorrows. Will she see them when she crosses over? Will her loved ones welcome her on the other side, as we all want to believe? I hope so."
While his mother's cancer progresses, the narrator flashes back to his childhood when his mother explained that God was the sun, an epiphany that becomes more tangible as he wrestles with impending death. Readers who don't expect haute literature will be touched by this tearjerker story that offers tenderness and comfort. It's also an excellent book to give to those who are open to afterlife discussions and are grieving the loss of a loved one. --Gail Hudson [via]
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