They're the "Richard and Judy" of the psychic world. Married couple Paul Norton and Tracy Hall wow audiences with their ability to give readings to people via the TV, radio, theatre ? and even text messages.
And now the pair, who work together as psychics and mediums, are exploiting the medium of print to share the tale of how they met and some of the amazing messages they have been able to convey.
The Spirit of Love: Two Psychics and Their Messages from the Other Side, is published this month.
Tracy was grieving over the suicide of her brother and had decided she no longer wanted to use her power to help others when she went to see Paul, a fellow psychic, at a spiritualist meeting in 2001. Paul, who had also suffered family tragedy, went on to invite Tracy to work with him, and their friendship blossomed into love, with the couple marrying in 2005.
The pair have more than 20 years of paranormal experience and have worked with thousands of people over the years.
People are always asking them what will happen in their careers and love lives, and Paul and Tracy joke about how concerned mums often ask them if their son or daughter is ever going to get a job.
Another hot topic at the moment is property, with people repeatedly asking the psychics if they are going to move or sell their home.
Paul, 42, revealed: "We had one lady ask that and we told her she would sell, and when, and gave her the price she would sell it for. She didn't like it when we told her the price!
"She would e-mail us saying what we'd said so far was right, and it was all spot on. She couldn't believe we gave her the price."
Mum-of-two Tracy, 41, who worked in a Job Centre before taking up being a psychic professionally, revealed: "We worked on Sky TV. People used to text in with a question and that's the only contact we had.
"In a way that's a fantastic development of our skills.
"We were very accurate with the results we were giving to people," she claims.
The couple recalled one reading which they did over the telephone to a woman living in Tasmania, which had them all in tears.
The woman was amazed when they got a message from her daughter, who had died of a brain tumour aged just 10.
Paul said: "It brings it all back just how much we can help people and bring to them."
Referring to their new book, Tracy said: "It was something I very much had within me and wanted to put on to paper because I wanted people to understand what Paul and I are about when they come to us for help and I also wanted to show people it's a hard slog doing it the way we have done.
"It's very hard work but it's also very rewarding work and we wanted people to see the different side of it."
l Paul and Tracy will be making their first visit to Morecambe Dome on March 4. Tickets are ?10, Call the box office on 01524 582803.
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