Angels Watching Over Me: An Extraordinary Investigation into Experiences of Afterlife Communication

by Jacky Newcomb

The souls of our loved ones take a keen interest in our lives here on earth. Angels Watching Over Me offers a glimpse into the magical stories of communication between our world and the next. These messages will bring comfort and healing to anyone who has lost someone close to them, whether recently or long ago. In this book, Jacky Newcomb illustrates the power of real-life spontaneous afterlife experiences and how they show that life goes on after we leave the physical realm. These stories have much in common with the classic angel experience, and show that the souls of your loved ones watch over you as you live your life.

Genres: Angels

307 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 10, 2007

About the author

Jacky Newcomb is an English author who writes books on the subjects of: angels, angelic contact experiences, spontaneous afterlife communication experiences and other paranormal experiences from all over the world. She lives with her husband John in Derbyshire, England. Jacky started writing after running her own marketing and promotions company. She has worked regularly in television and on radio, having delivered talks to thousands of people across the UK. She runs workshops each year teaching about angels, spontaneous afterlife communication, meditation and paranormal experiences/stories from around the world. She has published books, CDs and a mini documentary DVD in English and a number of these have been translated into a variety of other languages around the world.

Reviews

[Alexandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you have questions as to what happens when we die? Then this book is for you. Ever had a dream about a deceased relative? Read the countless stories other readers have shared. Perhaps you want a dream visit but haven't had one. Jacky shares why this happens. I loved reading this book. And think it will give anyone who has lost someone. Comfort in the fact that love never dies. Death isn't to be feared. It's not the end.

[JLTobias · Rating 5 out of 5]

Charming & Comprehensive Book on Life After Death

Jacky Newcomb has done a fine job of summarizing the fundamental aspects of reported contact with the deceased, illustrated with the experiences of people around the globe. The material is presented with a light touch, providing the narrative considerable charm.

This is an excellent introduction to the subject of reported afterlife contact, and more advanced readers can enjoy Newcomb’s volume, too.

Skeptics, however, will not be impressed: but for a mention or two in a chapter on other books on afterlife communication, there’s nary a mention of scientific research on the subject. If you’re looking for controlled studies, go elsewhere.

[Bri · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read these amazing real-life stories from all over the world in the book... well... I have compared my own experience with others and it was so mysterious to find out the others had the same.. The book helped me to understand more of reasons and how to act once it will happen again.

[Donna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Such a fascinating book I can't wait to read more of Jacky's books.

[Ann York · Rating 5 out of 5]

This a extraordinary investigation into experiences of afterlife communication this is about other people stories from the afterlife and i really love reading this kind of stuff like here is one story from it the grandma who pushed her granddaughter back into her body because it wasn't her time. and it's about read the afterlife stories about the british royal family, presidents, prime minsters, and hollywood stars. Here is a another one the mysterious cat who gate-crashed a funeral and the angel dad who saved his daughter and her friends from a head on crash by using missing time and the grandmother who escorted to heaven by the spirit of her late husband carrying a bunch of flowers. You will have t read the rest to find out.

[John Howson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I accept that I’m pretty wacky in having a belief in angels or at least the possibility of them. It’s not totally random it is based on something or more than one thing. So this is the sort of book I may read. It’s a collection of stories and anecdotes, pretty easy to read. I did so at two sittings. I would only bother if a) you do actually believe angels may exist and b) you’re looking for a clearly written book that doesn’t seek to rationalise anything

[Jenni · Rating 2 out of 5]

this book covers a subject im interested in spiritualism and mediums, genuine ones that is. However i felt let down because the book was all over the place. i prefer a medium to either be talking about their own story or keep to the subject of their everyday readings. however some ppl may draw comfort from it i dont know.

[Jane L. · Rating 5 out of 5]

An entertaining read, Jacky has an uplifting style and an interesting take on the afterlife.

[Shiphrah · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's an eye opener, loved reading it.

[Linda Amos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lovely read, lots of information, real life stories and how to get in touch with your angels.

[Laura Edminson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Interesting and uplifting