In Everywhere, Carla Kaufman Sloan connects readers with the universe that helped her learn to live again—a practice that is within reach for everyone.

A mother’s unimaginable loss becomes the beginning of an extraordinary spiritual awakening. Everywhere is a deeply moving memoir about grief, healing, and the undeniable signs our loved ones leave behind. After the tragic death of her seven-year-old son, Calder, the author is thrust into a journey she never expected. Beginning with a mysterious message from renowned medium Laura Lynne Jackson, her story unfolds through astonishing encounters, synchronicities, and messages from beyond.

As grief consumes her life, she searches desperately for relief through conventional therapy, only to find hope and healing in the unexplainable. What begins with subtle signs—a song on the radio, a heart-shaped leaf in her path, the appearance of a tiny Key deer—soon becomes a powerful cascade of experiences that challenge everything she once believed about life, death, and the connection between souls. Through heartbreak, doubt, and revelation, she discovers that love does not end with physical loss.

Raw, inspiring, and profoundly comforting, Everywhere is more than a story about mediumship it is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring bond between loved ones. For anyone who has experienced loss or longed for hope in the darkness, this book offers a healing reminder that the people we love are never truly gone.