MORNINGS WITH THE DEAD

***A true story about hope* —*no matter what.***

Mornings with the Dead is a memoir about listening to the quiet guidance that arrives from beyond. Author and medium Lindsay Mann helps souls reincarnate after sudden or traumatic deaths, uncovering stories of healing that carry across lifetimes. Along the way, she discovers that the dead are not only seeking support but also eager to give it.

Through vivid accounts of spirit communication and insights from the Akashic Records, Mann explores the profound interconnection between love, loss, and transformation. Part memoir and part spiritual reflection, the book reveals that connection continues after death, and that guidance is always available—often from unexpected sources.

This is a book for anyone navigating loss, change, or transition, and for anyone open to trusting support we cannot always see.

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Praise for Mornings with the Dead

Lindsay has always been a multidimensional creator, sharing her gifts through connection and healing. Mornings with the Dead may be her wisest and most accomplished gift to date.

This book is beautiful and heartbreaking in its truth and simplicity. Its wisdom is breathtakingly brave.

At times, Mornings with the Dead reads like the diary of a Medium gossiping with the dead, which is fascinating in its own right. Lindsay’s mastery of the Akashic Records also offers us lessons to contemplate, not just sensational stories to feast on. Presented without judgment and with tremendous compassion and skill, it’s a book I read in one sitting that stayed with me for days.

— Anna Toonk, How to Be Human Pod

“Mornings with the Dead is part narrative journey, part inspirational account of the existence of the afterlife. Lindsay’s storytelling is entrancing, offering a unique window into her world and the world of channeling the Akashic Records, which makes it both mundane and magical at the same time. If you’re dealing with grief of the loss of a loved one, or curious about life after death, Mornings with the Dead is a healing comfort.”