The story she wanted me to tell.

A first-hand account of losing Jacqueline at 58, and the signs, mediums and afterlife connection Stephen believes followed her passing.

Front and back cover of Jacqueline: The Power of Love
Jacqueline: The Power of Love by Stephen Agnew
From the introduction

This was never really an ending.

While it may seem inexplicable that a young, healthy woman should pass away at only 58, Jacqui's passing was a transition to another realm — a realm from where she can see and feel all her loved ones and their emotions.

If we look hard, we can see their communications — visions, messages through mediums, whisperings, and signs. We just have to be attentive. Death, as Stephen writes, is only the end of the physical body; the spirit moves on to the other side of the veil, where it can communicate back to the physical world, if we are open to it.

15Chapters
1Continuing love
58Jacqui's years
8 SepHer ascension
The premise

Signs are in front of you every day.

A feather may fall at your feet, a bird may stare into your eyes, or a cloud may pass by shaped as one of your passed loved ones. This book asks you to be attentive to them — and offers what Stephen believes is real, objective evidence that those who have passed can reconnect with those they love.

Inside the book

Fifteen chapters. One unbroken bond.

  1. 01In the Beginning (Of This Lifetime)
  2. 02Synchronicity
  3. 03The Ascension
  4. 04The Service
  5. 05Finding Peace and Acceptance
  6. 06More Messages
  7. 07Love Connection
  8. 08Visits to the Other Realm
  9. 09Reflections on Life
  10. 10Life Without Jacqueline as I Knew Her
  11. 11Aliens
  12. 12Earth or Heaven?
  13. 13Mediums and Psychics
  14. 14Nathan Takes Us on Another Path
  15. 15Life and Death
We shed our bodies and transition to another realm.
Stephen Agnew, Jacqueline: The Power of Love
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Read where their story starts.

The Introduction and Chapter One: the strata meeting where Stephen and Jacqueline first met, and the early signs he didn't yet understand.

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Meet the author

The builder who became a believer.

Stephen spent 35 years building homes before he started writing about what he couldn't build for: a way back to Jacqueline.

About Stephen