I must recommend "The Afterlife Experiments" by Gary Schwartz, Ph.D. The book excels in being both scientifically rigorous and bringing to light scientific experiments from the University of Arizona and its staff (including Dr. Schwartz) that seemed to reflect high accuracy rates by mediums (both famous and nonfamous) -- to a point where the odds are in the trillions by mere guessing.

Dr. Scwartz eliminates the chances of "cold reading" in his later experiments by requiring the mediums go through a 10 minute silent session with the sitter -- whereby the medium can not see the sitter, nor ask the sitter any questions, and mediums such as John Edwards still getting an 80-90% accuracy rate with respect to historical facts, etc.

Other interesting experiments included 5 supposed mediums all performing for the same sitting, and all having both high accuracy rates, and their dialogues overlapping. All-in-all, the book is well written, and has his science journal articles about the experiments in the book's appendix. It certainly points to "something more" going on with some mediums.

Has anyone else read it?

Sounds really interesting!!