Elizabeth Farrell's life until her mid-forties was that of the conventional middle-class wife and mother. At one moment the supportive hostess to her husbands business associates and the next the linchpin of the family caring for the upbringing of two daughters with their disparate interests.
Then slowly an awareness of psychic matters awakened and through many extremely difficult situations she developed her mediumistic gifts. It was at times a lonely and hard road but she now stands at the pinnacle of her chosen profession. Her innate integrity shines through this autobiography with its totally honest self-assessment as step by step she unfolds the testing experiences she has undergone. In the introduction, Paul Beard - a past President of the College of Psychic Studies - rates this as one of the very best accounts available of the working life of a medium - high praise indeed and well deserved. It portrays a career requiring a high degree of discipline, and those who think this particular road easy are soon disabused. It underlines, by her own example, the varying qualities needed to succeed in this very difficult profession.
