To Dance With Angels

A collection of inspirational writings presents the wisdom of James Martin Peebles, who was born in 1822, died in the early twentieth century, and purportedly communicates through the mediumship of Thomas Jacobson. Reprint.

There's nothing mystical about the success of books by Shirley MacLaine and Whitley Strieber. Today, more than ever before, people are searching for answers to questions about how to live their own lives and the nature of the world around them. Now, Don and Linda Pendleton's remarkable new book offers a key to seeking these answers.

In To Dance With Angels, the meaning of life on earth and all that lies beyond is revealed to the Pendletons lucidly and eloquently by one who has experienced it all. Dr. Peebles, a clergyman, physician, author, and world traveler who died in the early part of this century, speaks through the medium Thomas Jacobson, to regale the reader with observations that are frequently startling and witty, always enjoyable and illuminating.

Throughout the book, the Pendletons comment and explain, providing a clear understanding of their deep commitment to the phenomenon of channeling.

Don Pendleton is the author of numerous books, including Pinnacle's Executioner series. Linda Pendleton is a writer; To Dance With Angels is their first collaboration.