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Spirit Sisters was inspired by the scores of women who would preface their story with 'I've hardly told anyone this, but...'. The journalist would scratch the surface and their story would tumble out; they'd given up the ghost, so to speak. In Spirit Sisters you'll meet Australian women of all ages who share their very personal encounters with the supernatural. From a high-flying banking executive whose life changed for ever after a visit from a bizarre, winged entity, to a mother of seven who was held and soothed by her husband five days after she'd buried him, to the woman who lost most of her family in one car accident, this book is heart-breaking, inspiring, scary and comforting. In an age when psychics are called the new therapists and buying your own high-tech ghost-hunting equipment is just a click away on eBay, this book is a celebration of the one thing that hasn't changed in hundreds of years. When a friend draws close, lowers her voice and begins to tell you her ghost story, as her eyes widen and her smile fades, as the very air around you seems to thicken and the back of your neck begins to tingle...isn't it delicious?

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Karina Machado was born in Uruguay and was 2 when her family moved to Australia, where she grew up hearing stories of her mum's psychic gift, igniting a life-long curiosity about the paranormal. Passionate about books and writing since she taught herself to read with Golden Books, Karina always knew she had to work with words. She began her career in journalism as editorial assistant at TIME magazine in 1994, and is now a senior editor at WHO magazine. She's also obsessed with the Tudors, and has been known to dress up as Anne Boleyn, whose ghost she's sadly never seen. Karina lives in Sydney with her husband, two children and-she's been told-the odd apparition. Karina Machado was born in Uruguay and was 2 when her family moved to Australia, where she grew up hearing stories of her mum's psychic gift, igniting a life-long curiosity about the paranormal. Passionate about books and writing since she taught herself to read with Golden Books, Karina always knew she had to work with words. She began her career in journalism as editorial assistant at TIME magazine in 1994, and is now a senior editor at WHO magazine. She's also obsessed with the Tudors, and has been known to dress up as Anne Boleyn, whose ghost she's sadly never seen. Karina lives in Sydney with her husband, two children and-she's been told-the odd apparition.

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