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Shadows on My Shift: Real-Life Stories of a Psychic EMT

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I received Shadows on My shift on November 21 and sat down on Thanksgiving at 3pm to start reading. By 11:30 at night I finished the book. I couldn't put it down. The stories drew me in, one by one, with my favorite being Chapter 7. I highly recommend this book. It is written from the heart and touches your soul. Sherri's convincing style let's you be on scene with her, rushing to the rescue, understanding soul struggles, and learning that life is fragile, precious and ultimately everlasting.Shadows on My Shift: Real-Life Stories of a Psychic EMT

While this was a quick and easy read book, it seemed to jump around. The stories were intresting, but ended quickly and many times I felt like I was left hanging. It would have been more intresting to hear more about the cases, although I realize it was probably difficult due to privacy laws. The book left me empty and sorry I bought it.

I enjoyed this book and would love to read about more of Sherri's experiences, my only complaint being it was a very short book, definitely well worth reading. I'd also like to hear more about the other areas of her life and how her gift affects them. Overall, a very interesting and enjoyable book.

I was expecting a lot more from this one. It seemed like it would be so interesting. Aslo Sherri said she didn't expect to be able to see and hear the dead when she went into her job as an EMT yet she said that she has been experiencing this type of psychic activity since she can remember. When she said this I was a little weary whether to believe her or not.
This book was just ok in my opinion.

this was boring she didn't cross them over so what was the point of doing this and telling the stories yes they seemed nice stories but, not to much action. like to see them help the spirits go over not just shove them to the side when they asked for help by telling the psychic to tell there loved ones something and don't do it.