Böcker av Shirley Ann Smolko

Book I of The Murdered Dead Speak delves into the haunting true story of Sarah Maria Cornell, a young woman whose life took a tragic turn in 1832, leaving an indelible mark on history. Set against the backdrop of the early 19th century in a quiet New England town, this chilling narrative explores the dark and mysterious circumstances surrounding her brutal murder.

"Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding." -Proverbs 4:7 (KJV)Acquiring wealth is not selfish, nor is it evil. Wealth allows us the resources to experience growth intellectually, socially, and spiritually. You should have all the wealth you need to live a full and happy life with an abundance of every good thing to enjoy. Join Shirley Smolko-The Venetian Medium-as she reveals the hidden wisdom of the wealthy dead. Through her interviews with three popular tycoons of the Gilded Age-Hetty Green, Cornelius Vanderbilt, & John D. Rockefeller-you'll understand the mindset required to join the ranks of the wealthy. This wisdom is as applicable today as it was then.

Over the years hospitals have been perceived as havens of hope, healing, and birth. They have also been perceived as prisons of pain, suffering, and death. Because of the large number of deaths that occur at hospitals each day, it should come as no surprise that hospitals are very haunted. The lost souls that haunt hospitals may be confused, have unfinished business, are afraid of what awaits them on the other side, or are hungry for physical life and looking for someone they can easily possess to fulfill their fleshy desires. Regardless of the reason for their choice to remain earthbound, ghosts can be found in every corridor and room inside a hospital. Hospitals are very haunted and I should know because I am a psychic nurse! Join me on my adventures into the fascinating world of spirits and haunted hospitals. After reading More Adventures of a Psychic Nurse: Haunted Hospitals! you may find yourself too scared to ever enter another hospital again!