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Where Two Worlds Meet is a truly magical tale which brings hope and clarity to the greater realities of life and death in easy-to-understand terms. If there were a top twenty list of psychic bestsellers, it would deserve to go straight to number one. Don't miss it! - Tony Ortzen, Psychic News
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Gordon Smith’s artful novel Where Two Worlds Meet is a delightful story of a young boy’s adventure into the Spirit World and how the loving and healing force of nature blankets him with its healing touch. A must-read for all parents who have ever wondered what happens to their child when they cross over into the world of light. - James Van Praagh, spiritual medium and author of Talking to Heaven
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Dill's journey of self discovery is a truly touching tale. There is something in Where Two Worlds Meet that will resonate with adults and children alike. The magical animals of the Dip-n-Dells and the passing of the seasons help Dill realise the true meaning of life. This is an enchanting story of love conquering all. - Katie Nicholl, journalist, author and broadcaster
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Gordon Smith is down to earth about his heavenly talent. - The Sunday Telegraph
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Amazing! - Time Out
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Gordon's gift is to soothe the grief of the heartbroken, to give them hope. - The Guardian
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Gordon Smith’s beautiful new work Where Two Worlds Meet is a comforting guide to healing after the passing of a loved one that will reassure both parents and siblings that our children in spirit are still right here. Gordon Smith recites this inspiring journey through the intuitive eyes of Dill, whose sister Amber has recently passed of cancer. Although his parents, grandmother and the entire family are devastated about Amber’s transition, they find solace and support from the magical animals and countryside surrounding them at Moonstone Cottage in the Dip-n-Dells.
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This healing story is similar to beloved children’s classics such as The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and Peter Rabbit, containing essential, mystical lessons about the cycles of life and death and the importance of Mother Nature. In it, Dill’s Grandmother Vi and the friendly, enlightened creatures of the Dip-n-Dells lead Dill, along with his mother Rose and his father Tom, on a path towards healing, reigniting the light dimmed by Amber’s passing and proving that love is eternal. I highly recommend this uplifting, healing work.
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The characters came to life, and I enjoyed reading every page. I especially loved reading the wisdom relayed through Mrs Brabbit and the other magical animals who made their home near the Moonstone Cottage.
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Gordon's comforting words about the cycle of life and using one's ‘sense’ as a form of communication will hopefully open the minds of those sceptical of the continuation of life after one transitions to the hereafter. Both children and adults will enjoy this book, which will most certainly heal many parents and families. - Irene Vouvalides, Helping Parents Heal Affiliate Leader Hilton Head/Bluffton, HPH Board Member, Shining Light Parent
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Gordon Smith will captivate you in his new book Where Two Worlds Meet. The book speaks to people of all ages, working on many levels to explore grief, loss and the cycle of life through a truly magical story. It’s captivating. - Fate & Fortune Magazine
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