In 1980 the first part of Doris Stokes' autobiography, Voices in My Ear, was published and became an immediate bestseller. Her success and popularity have grown with each succeeding book. So, now, in A Host of Voices, she offers us a share in her hectic, highly-demanding lifestyle.

We see how she copes with the daily demands of a sought-after medium; how she helps ordinary people, bringing new hope to those who have lost all hope, how she often rubs shoulders and shares her stage with celebrities such as Henry Kelly and Danny la Rue; how she set aside her preconceptions to visit Ronnie Kray in Broadmoor and bring him encouragement through contact with his beloved mother.

In A Host of Voices we see just how Doris wins her way into people's hearts and learn more about her mysterious powers. And once again we discover the humour, the compassion, and the sheer good sense of a woman who has come to mean so much to so many.

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