John Edward - Books

Books

  • Edward, John (1998). One last time: a psychic medium speaks to those we have loved and lost. New York: Berkley Books. ISBN 0-425-16908-1.
  • Edward, John (2000). What If God Were the Sun. John Edward (HAYLO). ISBN 1-58872-003-9.
  • Edward, John (2001). Crossing Over. John Edward (HAYLO). ISBN 1-58872-002-0.
  • Edward, John (2003). After Life: Answers from the Other Side. Princess Books. ISBN 1-932128-06-9.
  • Natasha Stoynoff; Edward, John (2004). Final Beginnings. Princess Books. ISBN 1-932128-02-6.
  • Edward, John (2005). Practical Praying: Using The Rosary To Enhance Your Life. Carlsbad, CA: Hay House. ISBN 1-932128-12-3.
  • Edward, John (2010). Infinite Quest: Develop Your Psychic Intuition to Take Charge of Your Life. Sterling Ethos. ISBN 1-4027-7893-7.
  • Randi, James; Edward, Mark (2012). Psychic Blues: Confessions of a Conflicted Medium. Venice, Calif: Feral House. ISBN 1-936239-27-2.
  • Edward, John (2012). Fallen Masters. Tor Books. ISBN 978-0765332714.

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