The Gift : ESP - the Extraordinary Experiences of Ordinary People
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
A foremost parapsychologist examines how ESP works with gripping case histories from the world's largest collection of ESP stories.
Michael Schmicker Books
Michael Schmicker is an investigative journalist and writer renowned for his exploration of scientific anomalies and the paranormal. His work is characterized by deep dives into history and supernatural mysteries, weaving together factual research with elements of the uncanny. Schmicker excels at drawing readers into compelling narratives that probe the boundaries of knowledge and belief. His writing stands out for its meticulous research and immersive style, revealing fascinating aspects of the past and the unexplained.
The Witch of Napoli
- 348 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Set in Italy during 1899, the story follows Alessandra Poverelli, a captivating medium who astonishes audiences with her abilities, including summoning the ghost of a psychiatrist's mother. Camillo Lombardi, intrigued yet skeptical, finances her European tour to challenge scientific norms. As they navigate fame and danger, Alessandra seeks freedom from her abusive husband while facing scrutiny from a detective and the Vatican. The narrative explores the clash between science and spirituality, enriched by historical context and personal stakes.
