Psychic Room Reader - Trilogy

by Hannah Jackson

This type of book, this format - this raw screenshot honesty - has never been done before. From somewhere in the UK or US, Hannah Jackson is sent a picture of a furnished room over Facebook and the sender asks for guidance. So, through PSYCHIC ROOM READER, these senders - now clients - let you into their home. You see every picture, every word, as the physical-world or spirit-world or (as mostly happens) combined-world story unfolds with Hannah’s answers on Facebook. Or there's no story; Hannah instantly reads something in the way the room is laid out - maybe just a piece of furniture in it - that resonates with the client. She was on the World’s largest psychic Facebook site with around (at time of writing) 78,000 members and often didn’t say what clients expected or wanted to hear. Still - or perhaps because of this courage - in 2018, she became the site’s go-to reader of rooms and the people in them ... whether we could see those people or not. It’s hard to know who is real in the psychic or mediumship world. That’s why you have this unique collection of 80 stories taken from the site. All 80 are unedited, continuous and screenshot. And - according to Facebook - Hannah’s guidance is accurate and/or useful 98% of the time. But this super hit-rate isn’t just from her psychic abilities. Hannah is also a medium. In many of the stories, she talks to dead people. (Incidentally, Hannah doesn’t like the use of the term ‘dead.’) They come to her alive in spirit and give the client sitting in front of her or - as in this book’s case - over Facebook, often profound insights in their channelled worlds. Through the late friend or relative, and Hannah’s constructive empathy, people are given permission and guidance to move on. So, ironically, even when the story’s about death, it’s life-affirming. Psychic Room Reader books 1, 2, 3 - singly or as the Trilogy - provide hard evidence for the psychic and mediumship abilities of Hannah Jackson as well as a real look at life after death.

472 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 29, 2019