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Praise for Red Amaryllis

What the press said

Red Amaryllis has been featured across national and regional press: 18 reviews and features on record.

“This staggering true story has it all: tragedy, triumph, humour and heartache. You’ve probably never heard of Denise Jacobs before now, but if her predictions can be believed – and based on the evidence they should be – then we all need to know who she is, and what she’s saying.”

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“Unless we demand that those with power change direction, Jacobs’ foreseen horrors will become known to us all.”

Soul & Spirit

“I was left stunned by what I read in Red Amaryllis. While the rational part of me says it can’t possibly be true, the evidence is just too compelling to ignore.”

Hastings ObserverRead the article in Hastings Observer (opens in a new tab)

“Everyone will be rewarded by reading this unforgettable book, but it’s our world leaders who must read it… for all our sakes.”

Lancashire Evening PostRead the article in Lancashire Evening Post (opens in a new tab)

“Red Amaryllis is an astonishing true story of one woman’s victory against a financial giant, and the greater battle to come in convincing the world that catastrophe is approaching unless we act now.”

Sheffield TelegraphRead the article in Sheffield Telegraph (opens in a new tab)

“Memoirs are usually the preserve of the rich and famous, but author Denise E. Jacobs has led such a remarkable life that her true story deserves to be told – and read.”

Derbyshire TimesRead the article in Derbyshire Times (opens in a new tab)

“After reading this book, even the hardest sceptic would be hard-pressed to deny that Denise E. Jacobs has an uncanny ability to call the future with unnerving accuracy.”

Bucks HeraldRead the article in Bucks Herald (opens in a new tab)

“As her sensational true life story attests, author Denise E. Jacobs is a survivor. Now she wants all of humanity to survive by coming together to avert an impending nuclear Armageddon.”

Bedford TodayRead the article in Bedford Today (opens in a new tab)

“David vs Goliath has nothing on the legal fight that Denise E. Jacobs and her husband took on against a multi-national financial company, which ended in miraculous circumstances.”

Coleraine TimesRead the article in Coleraine Times (opens in a new tab)

“Why the title ‘Red Amaryllis’? It turns out that this was the author’s favourite birthday present from her parents. In writing this stirring memoir, Denise is now passing that gift on to us all.”

Eastbourne HeraldRead the article in Eastbourne Herald (opens in a new tab)

“The one thing you quickly learn by reading Red Amaryllis is not to bet against author Denise E. Jacobs. A multi-national financial firm did, and failed. Now Denise is warning that our world is in peril. Dare we not listen?”

The News (Portsmouth)Read the article in The News (Portsmouth) (opens in a new tab)

“Author and medium Denise E. Jacobs has written her memoir, Red Amaryllis, to share a vital warning to the world about impending nuclear war.”

Silver SurfersRead the archived article in Silver Surfers (opens in a new tab)

“For every business venture that ultimately succeeds, there’s many more that don’t … This was the case with Denise E. Jacobs, who lost everything because of financial fraud. Now, however, the author and psychic understands her experiences as preparing her for a new role with global significance.”

Global WomanRead the article in Global Woman (opens in a new tab)

“Red Amaryllis is not just about Jacobs’s past and present – it’s about all of our futures.”

The Tennessee TribuneRead the article in The Tennessee Tribune (opens in a new tab)