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Bridge to the Afterlife: A Medium's Message of Hope & Healing

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Think what you will about the afterlife. Believe it or not. Troy's book is the story of one man's journey to make sense of what happens to our loved ones after they pass on. His questions are questions we've all had at one time or another if we lost someone close; and Troy's book gives us a glimpse at one possibility. The pages are full to the brim with messages of love and hope. Nothing wrong with that.

There are a lot of people doing mediumship work and writing books about it. What sets this book apart is that the author tells his story with modesty and truth. He is "just a normal guy" who discovers that the dead have a lot to tell the living. It is his very normal-ness that makes this book so compelling.

This is a wonderful book for those interested in exploring more about the spiritual world. Easy to read and understand. I had an opportunity to meet the author at a local bookstore. He came through with spirits for many individuals in attendance. Troy Parkinson is the real deal and truly inspirational. He is a delightful young man with eyes that absolutely sparkle. You will love this book.

I read the book cover to cover, which I have not done in a long time.This is an ordinary guy that pays attention to some universal nudges to follow an interest that turns into a calling. His stories of how he connected people to their loved ones kept me engaged...they were endearing, funny and "out of this world".

I ordered this book with great anticipation and found it to be somewhat interesting, but poorly written. A much more exciting and in depth book about mediumship is The Priest and the Medium. Highly recommend this.

Troy is a truly gifted medium and his writing relates well to his readers. His personality is very down-to-earth and his stories communicate the compassion that he holds for his clients and their relatives who have passed. I thoroughly enjoyed his book and recommend it to others. Also, if you have an opportunity to meet Troy in person, I highly encourage you to do so.