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Nancy Myer-Czetli
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Silent Witness: The Story of a Psychic Detective |
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No copies available |
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English |
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Hardcover |
| Pages: |
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213 |
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1993-10 |
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1559722002 |
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Birch Lane Pr |
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1.1 pounds |
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6.25 x 0.75 x 9.25 inches |
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First Edition |
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3 J. A. Felton (USA: PA), Mary Spurgeon (USA: GA), kislany (Cyprus) |
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3 Mary Spurgeon (USA: GA), kislany (Cyprus), Romarkin (USA: MD) |
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Product Description
An account of the career of the most famous and respected police psychic takes the reader on a journey through Nancy Czetli's psychic process and describes the baffling murder mysteries she has helped solve. 15,000 first printing.
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kislany (Cyprus) (2008/05/18):
The book is an autobiography written by Nancy Myer, a long time psychic. Ever since a kid, while traveling across the world as a diplomat's daughter, she finds herself discovering all sorts of psychic abilities in herself. From sensing and seeing auras, to knowing what a like minded person thinks, to psychometry - the art of touching an item belonging to a person and knowing what exactly happened or is happening to that person, Nancy has a wide range of psychic skills which she will only be able to truly face as a grown woman, when she is asked by the police to help with some cold cases. At first these abilities make her the mock of the people around her who hear of her and her gift for the first time, but when her success rate with the police increases, she finds herself finding real friends among them, and a real purpose in life. However she also finds that the more accurate her readings are, the more 'spooked' other people become, and they distance from her accordingly.The book is quite interesting, grabs your attention to the cases presented and also makes you feel a bit sad about the lonely life Nancy has to live due to her gifts. I guess being one of the 'chosen ones', as she puts it, is not always easy.
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