The Ghost Who Would Not Die: A Runaway Slave, A Brutal Murder, A Mysterious Haunting Hot

Here is another compelling supernatural mystery from Linda Alice Dewey, an established channel and medium, and the author of Aaron's Crossing, in which she described her first experiences with helping ghosts "cross over". If you can accept the premise that the book is indeed a true story communicated to Dewey by the ghost of a runaway slave from the time of the Civil War, then it is even more fascinating on a number of levels.

Linda Alice Dewey is an established channel and medium and a talented writer, and The Ghost Who Would Not Die is a compelling read. If one accepts the premise that the book is indeed a true story communicated to her by the ghost of a runaway slave from the time of the Civil War, then it is even more fascinating on a number of levels.

One is at the human level, where the first-hand perspective of the experience of slavery and the flight to physical freedom offer non-trivial insights into the challenges of finding your place and your purpose in a complex world. The second is the harder battle for freedom of the spirit, where Dewey conveys the forces at work in other dimensions on behalf of the soul's struggle for wisdom and to return to the source. The third facet relates to the workings of the spirit world and the afterlife, and how to deal with ghosts, helping them move on “to the light” or invoking angels to make them go away. At whatever level you read the book, you should enjoy it immensely.