Jane Cranmer

"Prepare yourself to be entertained, intrigued, and scared witless. True stories, from the heart-warming to the spine-tingling, of one ordinary families' extraordinary experiences, as witnessed by Jane, a very sceptical psychic, who frequently found the joke was on her!" -
 
Jacky Newcomb "The Angel Lady" Best selling Author

Hi there,
it's been ages since I updated this site... confession time, I had forgotten how! Thanks goodness for techno savvy sons lol.
Well, guess what, the book is out now!
It is available to buy through Amazon, or can be ordered through Waterstones or WHSmiths (the more of you that do that, the more stores will start stocking it on their shelves), and if I can figure out how (or more likely if one of the men in my life can figure out how) there should at some point be a paypal account linked here for those of you wishing to order a signed copy.
I am really busy at the moment, trying to get my head around press releases, speaking engagements, and minor technical glitches with Amazon etc
If you do get a copy of the book be sure and let me know what you think of it! Jane xxx

Jane Cranmer

Ancestors & Angels

"Death is not goodbye, it is just au-revoir until we meet again." - Mary Holdcroft

You are about to enter a world where sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction, a place where the veil between two worlds wears thin and occasionally things bleed through.
Who were the "little brown men" that appeared in my brothers bedroom at night?
What was the strange secret behind the doll with the real hair and rheumy eyes of an old woman?
Why did my great-grandmother return from the dead?
How was I able to predict the death of Princess Diana and the destruction of the Twin Towers?
And just what was Peter Sutcliffe - the notorious Yorkshire Ripper - doing in the phone box on the end of my street?
Spirits, ghosts, haunted houses, psychic pets, things that go bump in the night, premonitions, angels, imprints and astral travel...but in many respects we were an ordinary family, or so I thought.
Who knew the paranormal could be this much fun?