Louise appeared to have had it all; a job with prospects in the city, a good marriage, and a loving relationship with her stepdaughter. Struggling to come to terms with her inability to conceive a child and lack of purposeful direction, she demanded in a final desperate bid that God, the one from Sunday school, reveal His plan for her life. I met my Soul in a Coffee Shop is an unforgettable and extraordinary story of an ordinary woman. For those of you who seek answers, prepare to never see yourself or your life in the same way again. Review: I met my Soul in a Coffee Shop is a compelling dialogue between a woman and her soul. Many matters relating to life's purpose, between the hereafter and the here and now, are explored. In exploring herself in a conversation with her own soul - whom she met in a coffee shop, Louise Gilbert leads us to deeply appreciate how our conscious lives form part of a richer fabric that intertwines with the spiritual; our deeper soul-selves. Few could read this book and remain unchanged in their perception of 'self'. Perhaps it's time you had a chat with your own soul. This book is a well worthwhile starting point. Graeme Beals, Publisher, Zenith Publishing Group Ltd.