Book description
In 2006, I was told by a spirit guide that I would write a book. Yes, I see spirits. "That sounds good but what story had I to tell? Tell the story of how you came from the slums of Glasgow, pushed away your gifts of 'sixth sense' and rediscovered…
Why read it?
1 author picked What's The Worst That Can Happen? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is an autobiography from a Scottish gentleman who has survived many years of trauma.
The reason I loved this book is because not only did it tell a story of a resilient human but he also shares his positive mindset and ethos towards life. I am a very positive person, I have overcome many traumas and life experiences, it is refreshing to read a story of another happy, healthy survivor of trauma.
The book is not sad, or depressing as the author does not seek pity or empathy. Alongside this inspirational story he is also a well-established psychic…
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