Interview with Astrid Brown, Author of ‘A Psychic Affair’
Written by professional psychic/medium, Astrid Brown, ‘A Psychic Affair’ shares the intense, emotive romance between two people. It’s as intimate and uplifting as any other relationship, except for one thing – it’s conducted psychically. It’s a romance novel unlike anything else on the market!
Which means that I was absolutely intrigued, therefore I've felt the need to ask Astrid a few questions about the book, challenges of being a psychic/medium & love in general. Enjoy!
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