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Final Beginnings by John Edward and Natasha Stoynoff

For all John Edward fans, you will be happy to know that John Edward has a new book.  Written with Natasha Stoynoff, a staff correspondent for People magazine, Ms. Stoynoff has collaborated before with Mr. Edward.  The new book “Final Beginnings” is a wonderful psychic thriller.  Interesting mix? Yes, and wonderful.  Both Ms. Stoynoff and Mr. Edward bring to this fiction their area of expertise. This fast paced thriller is set in post 911 New York.
    The main character Katherine Haywood is an over worked, burned-out psychic who has gone away on a well-needed break.  She has gone to a place where she will not be recognized, and doesn't speak the language, a real change.  From the moment she arrives at her destination she begins to get visions she doesn't understand, but guided by these visions returns suddenly to New York, only to find herself in the middle of a new terrorist plot. This part of the story offers a very interesting view of what it is like to be a psychic before, during, and after a crisis.  Also in the cast of characters is a grieving police captain, a brilliant genetics tycoon, a New Jersey dad and is dying daughter, and a cynical reporter.
   This book has many levels. The story begins with the possibility of a new attack on New York, 6 years after 911. One subplot deals with what it feels like to be a world-renowned psychic, and still another part of the story works with new spirituality and understanding about those who have crossed over. The story includes many believable and likeable characters, but villains and many unexpected twist and turns keeps this book believable and a real page-turner.  
    The paperback is on sale for $7.99. You can find this book at the BookXchg at our new address at 604 Brevard Ave, Historic Cocoa Village.  Enjoy this book for the plot, but let the story also help you explore new ideas and understandings about grief, closure, and crossing-over.