Dawn Sherwood

Diary of a Happy Medium Dawn Sherwood

Publisher Marketing: Although there are several books within the market, that describe specific terminology within the psychic/clairvoyant world. I personally did not find them geared to the more 'down-to-earth' person that I like to think I am. Many people who I meet either through evenings of clairvoyance or in my classes are your typical working person who want to find out more without becoming too 'hippy' or 'tree huggy'. There are more and more people out there who want to experiment and if I had read a book by what I felt was a normal person then I probably would have enjoyed some of my experiences more when I was learning. The aim of this book is to provide a 'one-stop-shop' of some of the more common terms as well as giving examples of personal experiences within each area. With this in mind, the book has been broken down into two specific areas. The first is a diary of my experiences over the past year. From acknowledging that I wanted to move forward and carry out classes and evenings, as well as documenting the pitfalls as well as the successes of the year. The second area of the book is a 'how to' which will hopefully answer the most common questions that I most definitely had when I first started and are always the ones that I get asked at the start of a new class. Overall, the most important factor that I want anyone reading this book to realise, is that you can have humour when carrying out this 'work' and that EVERYONE has ability with one very important reminder. There is no right or wrong way only 'your way'. Contributor Bio:  Sherwood, Dawn Originally from Fife in Scotland, I took the plunge and moved down to sunny Cheshire, England in 1985. It is a lovely part of the country and although I often hanker for the homeland I would not want to be anywhere else. Presumed Dead is a fiction novel inspired by several visits to Dornoch in the Highlands of Scotland. I have had so many people ask me to write a fiction book based on a psychic that I felt it was high time I did - I hope you enjoy it.