Don't Kiss Them Goodbye

Paperback | 1 April 2005

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Allison DuBois first realised her abilities at six years old, when she saw her great-grandfather - after his funeral.

For many years, she learned to downplay her talents but while working for the county attorney when at law school, her gift took a distinct and miraculous turn.

As she handled evidence from murder cases, Allison began to 'see' the crimes as they had occurred, providing vital information such as the location of bodies and unidentified perpetrators. She then decided to dedicate her life to ease the pain of those who have lost loved ones.

Allison has helped solve numerous crimes. She has also been studied at three universities and her accuracy has amazed scientific researchers. Don't Kiss Them Goodbye is the fascinating account of a devoted wife and mother who combines a normal life with the ability to communicate with the dead.

About the Author

Allison DuBois is ranked as one of America's top mediums. She has successfully read for celebrities, sceptics and scientists. Allison lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband and three children.

Industry Reviews

"Allison is an engaging and inspirational young woman -- her gifts are exceptional and I count myself privileged both to work with her and to call her friend."-- Kelsey Grammer, star of the hit TV series "Frasier," executive producer of the NBC television series "Medium"

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