Call Me When You Get To Heaven: Our amazing true story of messages from the Other Side

Fantastic read, interesting and mind blowing.If you enjoy reading and learning about the after life, then this book is a must read.

I loved everything about this book, a lovely and loving family it was also fascinating reading about different dream experiences each family member and friends had thrilling.

This book is very touching in parts, and i did enjoy reading it, but i was disappointed to find that the most of the members of the family that it had been written by all seem to have some psychic or spiritual connections...rather than it being an account of someone "ordinary" like myself. I too lost my Dad fairly recently, and i was hoping this book would provide comfort and hope of his life after life. Their messages from the other side came thick and fast after the passing of their Father, and were very obvious ones, it just left me frustrated that I'm yet I'm still to have a single one! I'm just led to believe these things only happen to those who are "gifted" enough to see them, or the book is somewhat exaggerated to provide a better read! Perhaps my Dad didn't love me enough to let me know he's made it to the other side?! I hope one day i do get a much needed "message". Perhaps it's just about being patient or looking harder!

This is a heartwarming inspiring book and I thoroughly recommend it.We ignore so many "signs" from our loved ones after they have passed into Spirit, believing them to be coincidences.Here is a family that has long been aware that people continue to live after they have left their physical body. Psychic awareness and mediumistic ability runs in families, and this is a family that has a large share of the "gift".This gift is not rare, but too many people just don't realise it's there, in their own families. These people are an example of what can be achieved.Their deceased father and other relatives are still able to join in and bring their love to everyone.It would be a wonderful thing if others opened up to this truth instead of living with long term grief.This book is a godsend to seekers of truth.

I felt that the authors and family must have been truly heartened by writing the book - it must have helped them all tremendously, gathering and exploring all the contacts - but honestly I felt it was so specific and personal that I was a bit bored by all the details.The prose was fine - but so so unexciting, I read most of the book with a few passages I just had to skim read as I was getting bored.However it is great that their father made such a tremendous effort to get in touch and maybe it will calm some readers with faith that their own relatives will try as hard ...I just found it all too dull and a tad boring - sorry to be a bit negative.

Loved this book and cried on and off when reading it as my Dad had passed away and the book was about the sisters father. Would highly recommend if you believe in life after death which I do. Now when the door bell rings( which my dad bought me) and nobody is there I say Hi Dad. This book even helped me to use the symbol of a Dove in my Dads Memorial as the sisters used it to put on their fathers headstone. If you buy this book you will read what the Dove represents.

I have read many books by Jacky Newcomb but this larest offering is definitely my favourite. Here Jacky's voice blends perfectly with that of her sister Madeline Richardson as they poignantly tell the story of their beloved father Ron's demise, passing and subsequent attempts to get their attention from the other side."Call me when you get to Heaven" is beautifully written, immersing the reader in the lives of these two sisters and their family, it will move the reader to tears, but then lift their spirits with fresh hope and delight.A wonderful book, I absolutely loved it!

i read this book in two days i could'nt put it down and it confirmed to me what i already knew and that is that my husband is around my house i have had him come to me in what i thought was a dream but was only 10 minutes or so from when i first looked at the clock and then when i looked again but it did'nt feel as if i had been asleep at all