Spirits in the Sky is a book absolutely full of communication from Spirit. It's one of a number of books written by Lynn Quigley, who over the years has become well known as, the "Mediums, Medium" - her link with Spirit being so clear and precise that other mediums and healing channels worldwide, seek her out for the clarity and guidance, of her channelled advice. In writing it, Lynn honours a contract she has with Spirit to deliver their message in as direct a way as possible, to those who are ready to hear it, and their message goes far beyond proof of continuance of life after death. Picking up quite literally the day after the previous book ended, the range, spectrum and depth of communication within "Spirits In The Sky" is at times simply, mind blowing. From the four-year-old child telling us, one minute about growing up in the Spirit world, and then asking us the most profound questions about children dying here in the physical world - to the deepest philosophical communication about the nature of our very being and place within the universe - punctuated at times by a visiting Inca Spirit with a grudge against God for "betraying" his people. The range of communication is truly remarkable - the messages, many and varied. In her first book of the series, "More Friends Than You Know," Lynn wrote about the development of her natural communication skills with the world of Spirit. The result was a down to earth, inspirational, moving and frequently humorous story of Lynn the developing medium. The story of a young girl growing up into adulthood with all the joy, happiness, heartache and pain that physical life brought - interspersed within the book was a story of early Spiritualawareness and a totally honest account of the method Spirit used in training Lynn to work the way she does, with her channelling, spirit release/rescue, healing and "day to day" mediumship. "More Friends." was so well received by readers in many countries, the comments and feedback so positive that there is a waiting list for "Spirits In The Sky"