This is a precious and delightful new book about what happens when we “die,” … and many other soulful topics as well. The messages are delivered to the author, Linda Atnip, by her dear departed friend of almost 20 years, Mr. Kiki, an old-soul Pekingnese. If you have lost a beloved animal friend, this book will bring comfort and strength to your grieving process. Read more below in the current press release. And click on any of the links to go straight to Amazon.com and order it now!
Conversations with Mr. Kiki:
One Woman’s Spiritual Journey with Her Best Friend
Just Released by Balboa Press, a division of Hay House
Have you ever wondered what happens when animals die? Where they go? Do they experience an afterlife?
Author Linda Atnip answers these questions and offers other profound insights in her new heart warming memoir.
Linda’s ability to commune with her beloved Pekingese companion began as she was laying Mr. Kiki to rest. During the ceremony, she heard a mysterious voice say, “You are going to write a book, Conversations with Mr. Kiki.” From that point forward her world was never the same.
Atnip, who had penned an award-winning children’s book, Miranda’s Magic Garden, based on a dream she had experienced, was perplexed. How could she possibly communicate with her dog who was now on the other side?
The answer came when Linda turned to her mentor, animal communicator Leta Worthington for advice. Leta suggested that Linda and Mr. Kiki choose topics for conversations to begin the process. These included birth, death, depression, expansion, grief, healing, life purpose, reincarnation and soul evolution. The project came together like assembling a giant jigsaw puzzle with Linda sharing the moments from her life that related to these subjects.
“Mr. Kiki’s words were in a totally different voice than how I string words together, and contained guidance that I had not been exposed to previously,” says Linda. “That is what ultimately convinced me that these conversations were truly his thoughts. I was ultimately challenged to delve into my past and relive poignant memories and create a manuscript from these elements.”
Anne Brewer, author of The Power of 12 compares the memoir to Elizabeth Gilbert’s bestseller, Eat, Pray, Love:
“Linda takes us through her intriguing personal journey and ensuing growth via a unique narrator, her dog Mr. Kiki, whose transition from the physical to spiritual plane enables him to tap into expanded consciousness and share it with his beloved companion.”
The book which retails for $11.95 is available from Amazon.com and other on-line retailers. Atnip is available for interviews and may be contacted at lotara7@yahoo.com.
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