This book is a must for anyone suffering from bereavement and wondering if there is an afterlife. Louise Hamlin writes movingly about her grief and pain after the loss of her husband. She takes the reader on her journey from scepticism to relief as she discovers that her beloved is indeed making every effort to reassure her of his continuing presence. ~ In the light - Growing your soul Podcast, Review

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. This was a very sweet short book. The author shares personal anecdotes about connecting with her deceased husband. If you believe in the supernatural, you will probably love this. Even if you don't, it's still very sweet. Anything can be said to have been imagined or not real, and maybe these stories could as well, but regardless of whether they're real or not - you can see the author's love for her husband in the pages. And it is a lovely, heartening story. ~ Evelina AvalinahsBooks (Reviewer), NetGalley

This engaging book by a former law fellow at Cambridge tells the intriguing story of the first two years of her bereavement and the journey from scepticism to acceptance of her husband’s survival. A variety of phenomena are described, including signs requested – intention seems to be a mechanism for these to manifest – evidential messages from mediums, white feathers in unexpected places, also sometimes on request, and most interestingly, spontaneous initiation of WhatsApp groups and subsequent messages that show how difficult it is to use electronic devices for this purpose but nevertheless with sufficient coherence. Readers will find this a deeply humane and informative read that significantly contributes to after-death communication literature. ~ Paradigm Explorer Scientific and Medical Network, Review

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. So grateful for a copy of this book. I lost my dad last year and grief and death is such a lonely and taboo place - subject. There are books but a lot are quite formal and prescriptive. This is like a breath of fresh air. It calms, it soothes and it really makes you feel understood and not alone. Forever grateful for my copy. Thank you so much ~ Natalie Liddle (Reviewer), NetGalley

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. This book is very special to me as I lost my 18-year-old granddaughter last September. A very special and helpful book. ~ Wendy, NetGalley

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Such a fantastic read! Signs are truly everywhere and I loved reading the author’s own wonderful experiences. ~ Stephanie Lairson (Reviewer), NetGalley

This is a book about bereavement and also about the many extraordinary happenings and signs from the afterlife that then followed. Louise talks about her personal experience of grief, in all its facets, and in a way that will resonate with readers who are bereaved. She also details, in careful and precise language, the succession of signs that she received, apparently from her husband after his death. She describes how to start with she was very sceptical and looked for all sorts of other explanations, but eventually, she came to accept that the signs, including WhatsApps and dematerialisations, must have come from her husband’s spirit in the afterlife. She explains how these signs have completely changed her understanding of life and death. This book should bring comfort to the bereaved and will encourage those left behind to recognize signs that are sent to them by their loved ones. ~ Exclusive Magazine, Review

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. A quick, easy and very comforting book! I would definitely recommend for anyone who is grieving and questioning life after death. Lots of signs and personal proof of the afterlife. A very soothing read. ~ Cee Zee (Reviewer), NetGalley

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. WhatsApps from Heaven is a fun and delightful read about the signs after the death of a loved one. I found comfort in reading it and learning about my own signs I have experienced. Five stars. ~ Amy Campbell (Reviewer), NetGalley

An inspiring and comforting book - it's beautiful! Wonderful. ~ Theresa Cheung

A moving love story....This is not the first time I have heard of messages from the deceased that use new electronic gadgets. This is indeed a development which should be expected because the communication from the next level of life has followed the means available in our dimension to communicate with us. ~ Anabela Cardoso, author of Electronic Contact with the Dead: What do the Voices Tell Us?, Email

Three categories of evidence collectively prove that life continues after bodily death: scientific, clinical and experiential. Louise shares her comforting and inspiring signs from Patrick that convince her life and love do not die.... Kudos, Louise, for having the courage and love to share your wonderful experiences. ~ Mark Pitstick MA, DC, director of SoulPhone Foundation, founder of Greater Reality Living Groups, Email

WhatsApps from Heaven astonished me. It gave me chills. An incredible must-read for those enduring grief and for those who are looking for signs from beyond. ~ G L Davies, author of Haunted: Horror of Haverfordwest

A fascinating first-hand account of the importance of anomalous phenomena surrounding personal loss, and how continued spiritual bonds can benefit our health and well-being. ~ Dr Callum E. Cooper, editor and author of Paracoustics, Email