Jenny Holmes

Jenny Holmes was the second youngest of five children - born at a converted country railway station in 1968 - and raised on a smallholding close to Ellesmere, in the heart of the Shropshire Lake District. Still residing in the captivating borderland area, where Shropshire meets Wales, where her surroundings are steeped in history myth and legend, she now dedicates much of her time to writing novels, poetry and short stories, as well as exploring Past Life Regression and Mind Therapies.

Published titles include:

Taming Lupus, The Quiet Voice Within, The Withered Rose, Littel Book of Light, Painting Onions, Perfect Life Genie, Grannie Annie's Cure for old Age.

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Nigel Peace

Nigel Peace is an author, school teacher and Reiki Master. He has degrees in science and philosophy, and has pursued a lifelong interest in parapsychology. But it is his very personal experience of almost incredible spiritual phenomena that is described in this book. Nigel lives in north London.

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Jackie Weaver

When Jackie Weaver was diagnosed with seriously advanced cancer in 2005, and was expected to succumb to it within four weeks, two remarkable events occurred. Firstly, she beat the cancer and secondly, during her incredible fight for survival, she has managed to unleash an inherent talent of being able to communicate telepathically with animals. Her debut book: Animal-Insight – Changing Lives, is a collection of 50 true cases of animal communications she has worked on.

Jackie is in her forties; a former veterinary nurse and married to ex flat jockey, Bob Weaver, who is now an Equine Dentist. For many years Jackie held the horses for Bob, but this came to a stop when she was diagnosed in with Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2005. By the time she was diagnosed it had spread to her liver, spleen and bones, and she was critically ill. She endured 6 months of chemotherapy but, surrounded with love, laughter and a lot of positive thinking, she miraculously pulled through and found she had been saved for a reason.

Amazingly, Jackie's telepathic gift has been recognised and recorded during one of her many hospital visits. Jackie has even bravely offered herself up for scientific research. “There is nothing weird, spooky or supernatural about this,” Jackie says, “It’s as simple as me having a ‘chat’ with an animal. Like a friend, clients introduce their pets to me, I have a chat and get to know them, and then I tell their owners what they said.”  

Jackie  has also recently made her debut on TV. Her current project involves ‘talking to’ 80 celebrities' pets in 80 days, so there are bound to be plenty more sightings of this gifted lady on our screens in the future.

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William Pascoe

William Pascoe is half English, half Australian which makes things very agreeable during an Ashes test series. He is, by trade, an immunoparasitologist which totally fails to explain his fascination with cosmology and astrophysics. He gave up research science long ago and professional science in general some time after that. He now works for the Health and Safety Executive and has, arguably, one of the most interesting jobs on the planet, which totally fails to explain his fascination with creative writing and his inexplicable desire to write novels. He is an enigma, even to himself.

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Carol Belson (channelling Daniel)

Carol Belson is married to Kevin and has two stepchildren, Fergus and Jessica.  She was born in Oxfordshire and now currently lives in Swindon.  After holding a senior management position in the newspaper business, she is pursuing other interests after 22 years with the company, which include channelling spiritual work, and attending a psychic development circle where she works on her mediumistic abilities.

Her great-grandmother was a trance medium, something she only found out a few years ago, and Carol discovered she had abilities herself after visiting a medium for a reading.  She tries to go to workshops covering many different subjects regarding the spirit world and healing, and has attained her Reiki I and II, enabling her to set herself up as a practitioner.

Daniel is Carol's spirit guide and teacher.  He is a highly evolved being and has been with Carol in several lifetimes before in different relationships, sometimes with one of them being in the spirit realm and the other on the Earth plane.  They have developed their relationship over the last four years or so and are very used to blending together now. Carol has complete trust in Daniel to develop her abilities and give her protection and love from the spirit world.  Daniel is very keen to allow his words to be given to others on the Earth plane and has several more books he would like Carol to channel for him.

 

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John C Mawson

John Mawson was born in London and attended Reigate Grammar School. After leaving school he set up his own business in engineering and materials procurement, working for many years in the field of critical application metals, including the development of super conductor alloys. Having been astounded by science fact, he now writes science fiction He lives with his wife Pam and their Dalmatians.

 

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Wentworth M. Johnson

Born in the town of March, Cambridgeshire, England, in 1939, Wentworth M. Johnson is now a naturalized Canadian. He served for twelve years with the Royal Air Force, and saw action fighting pirates in the South China Sea. He was also the very last RAF man in RAF Kahawa Kenya, when he handed the station over to the Kenyan Air Force. Subsequently, he has worked as a studio technician at a local TV station in Hamilton and then worked as a broadcast technology buyer, retiring in 2000. English history, from Julius Caesar to modern times has long been a passion, and writing has been a hobby since school days.

Wentworth has recently released The Curse of Valdi and Fiend's Gold, Mania, and Edinburgh Cuckoos - the first three books in the popular Bill Reyner Mystery series. He also has several other titles ready to release.

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Chris Clode

Originating from southern England, after leaving university, Chris became a teacher in Merseyside and Bristol, where he became politically radicalised by the inequality and poverty he saw. Returning north, he became a bus man and a shop steward in Yorkshire for five years. He was unemployed during the “Winter of Discontent” 1978-9 and then trained as a probation officer. He worked with young offenders back on Merseyside for six years, then became a children’s services manager in a Welsh social services department. In 1997, he confronted his employers over their failure to follow their own child protection procedure. He took early retirement and became a witness against them to the Waterhouse Tribunal on child abuse. It was at this time he started to write The Tomorrows That Sing. He subsequently became active with Freedom to Care, the whistleblower support group, particularly campaigning against corruption in public services. He was manager in a small independent fostering agency and now represents children in the Courts. He and his wife have five adult children between them and live near Wrexham in North Wales with their grandchild.

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Emmanuel Richard Tchami

Emmanuel was born on 25 December 1975 in  North West Province, Cameroon, in the town of Mankon, Mezam Division, of Nya Maurice and Ngefa Christina. After high school, he moved to the South West Province, where he attended university. Emmanuel read Life Sciences, and graduated with a Second Class Honours degree in Microbiology, and  minor in Medical Laboratory Technology. He also studied Environmental Microbiology in Warsaw University, Poland.

Emmanuel's research for the book Confide in me, I come in Peace started a long time ago, when he was still a volunteer. It makes great use of all his travel experience, both as a child and as an adult.

He now lives in Warsaw, Poland, where he's been teaching General and Business English in schools and companies respectively, for the past four years.