"In sharing his journey of understanding his abilities and embracing his own light, Travis Holp shines a light for us all. Travis helps guide the reader to understand that we are each connected to something so much deeper, more powerful and more light-filled than we can see. Learning to trust in that makes all the difference. Travis is a light in this world--and this book carries that light to the reader!" --Laura Lynne Jackson, New York Times bestselling author of Signs and The Light Between Us "Travis has a way with words . He is one of those people who definitely have the gift of communicating with the spirit world. He's the real deal." --Belinda Carlisle " Are You There, Spirit? It's Me, Travis is a heartfelt, humorous, and deeply transformative journey into the world of Spirit. Travis Holp--a wonderful psychic medium and gifted guide--invites us to walk alongside him as he navigates connection, doubt, trust, and the profound truth that we are never alone.
With each page, he reminds us that soul transformation isn't just possible--it's our birthright! This book is a beautiful reminder that Spirit speaks to all of us, and when we listen, healing begins." --MaryAnn DiMarco, author of Believe, Ask, Act ; Medium Mentor ; and The Guide(s) Book "This is so much more than just a book about mediumship. With words that soothe and stories that inspire, Travis takes you by the hand and shows you that the only thing that matters is accepting and believing in yourself. He has written a must-read for believers and skeptics alike, as well as anyone looking for a kind friend who understands exactly what you're going through." --Amanda Lovelace, author of the princess saves herself in this one "Effervescent . Holp universally radiates the kind of positivity everyone could use more of right now . An inspiring, personality-driven tour of a spirited medium's life and experiences with the great beyond." --Kirkus Reviews "Holp debuts with an upbeat compendium of wisdom drawn from his work as a spiritual medium and his own path to self-acceptance.
The book's strength lies in its perceptive takes on human nature . This should please the author's fans and win him some new ones." --Publishers Weekly.