Books

Many have felt the presence of what they refer to as some energy or ghost activity or have friends or family who have described this. While this is relatable for a lot of people, Chronicles of Hope helps to answer the questions surrounding the validity of this feeling and what this energy is, which I think helps to reduce the stress around it.

Laura C.

Chronicles of Hope is the foundation of where the world of hypnosis is headed. The quantum sciences indicate we live in a multi-dimensional world, and much of the work being done by traditional hypnosis doesn’t seem to take this into account. People who are spiritually oriented and open-minded will find the teachings in this book to be revolutionary. It is well worth the time and energy to help themselves and others, not just to read, but to study.

Albert M.

Chronicles of Hope sounds the alarm for environmentalists to wake up to the seriousness of the Earth’s changes, and calls attention to the fact that we do indeed need to be very concerned about its stewardship. As the temperature warms and sea levels rise, we’re not only going to have to relocate people, we’re going to have to implement the assisted migration of plants and animals. This book provides verification from a high spiritual realm that there is, however, still time for restoration and conservation. We must bring nature back. We have the tools.

Annelle S.

The Spirits of Amoskeag seized my attention from the moment I saw the haunting cover! It’s a historical account of human tragedy, murder, and soulful redemption, wrapped in mesmerizing personal accounts of spirit release. With decades of experience in corporate America and a pioneer in the medical industry, one might not expect that Lois’s first work of non-fiction would be about ghosts and hypnotic regression. Yet, it simply lends to the credibility of her work, the courage she demonstrated in telling this story, and the journey that both she and Peter are still on.

Tim S.

What came to mind, as I read this account, was how the stories of the children of the Manchester mills, their families, and the people of privilege who benefited from their labor are repeated today in the world’s child slave market. May everyone who reads this book be inspired to learn more about what is happening now and do something about it.

Bless you, dear Lois, for being willing to journey in the way described in your book. And for your faith in Spirit which called you to finish what you promised.

Barbara M.

I started reading your book, thinking it would be an “easy”, historical read. It’s not. It’s a touching, thought-provoking, heart-wrenching story that is taking its toll on me, but an important story to tell. So grateful that these children are now at peace because of your and Peter’s work.

Carolina B.