Bøger udgivet af Shirley Knobloch

Every Union and Confederate soldier had a story. Each wife who said a tearful good-bye had a story. All parents who worried and wondered if their child would ever walk through their front door again had a story. In this fictional grouping of short stories, Shirl attempts to tell them all. Shirl calls a historic Gettysburg farmhouse home. Each story of the Civil War has personally touched her heart, and she hopes her storytelling will touch yours as well.

From a Good Friday angel, to a wandering spirit straight from the pages of Tolkien, to a gathering of Civil War soldiers sharing coffee in her Gettysburg farmhouse kitchen, join Shirl on a journey into the paranormal realm. Safe in the comfort and courage of your reading chair, embrace both the normal and the paranormal as you share in Shirl's memories as an Intuitive Medium and proud owner of a historic Civil War farmhouse. Spirits of the Battle still roam within her farmhouse and amidst the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg. Shirl shares personal stories that will forever change what you believe about ghosts, angels, and the supernatural. Journeying from the hallowed grounds of Pennsylvania to the magickal woods of Ireland, walk along with Shirl as she attempts to explain the unexplainable and open the doorway to the Spirit Realm. Readers can anticipate the antics of some furry spirits who join Shirl, an animal communicator, along the way.

Share in the personal memoirs of an animal intuitive communicator and the wonderful beings that call her heart and house home. A rescuer of the elderly and the misfit, Shirl works as a certified Reiki Master, specializing in Animal Reiki. Readers will laugh and cry as they read each adoptee's life story, from that of a tiny, blind Pomeranian stuffed in a garbage bag and left as trash outside a shelter, to an alien, ghost-seeing "mixed breed" from somewhere out in the Galaxy, to a furry friend who outlived a two-month death sentence by six loving years. Each animal has left a mark on Shirl's heart, and she hopes her story will leave a mark on each reader's.