"I loved Gloria's autobiography about coincidence. It is thoughtful, thought provoking, and inspirational." <BR><STRONG>—Dr. Daniel Amen</STRONG>, <EM>New York Times</EM> bestselling author <BR><BR>Ten million daily viewers loved her as Liz Chandler on the soap opera <EM>Days of Our Lives</EM>. Yet while the cameras rolled and the fictional plotline for <EM>Days</EM> unfolded each day, Loring was quietly wrestling with her own real-life dramas—the diagnosis of her young son's diabetes, the unraveling of her marriage, and a nagging inner voice from childhood that told her something was wrong. <EM>Coincidence Is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous</EM> is Loring's spiritual exploration of how coincidence helped her make sense of life's challenges and uncertainties. <BR><BR>Coincidence helped her raise $1 million for diabetes research; it arrived in the form of mysterious letters during her separation and eventual divorce from actor-writer Alan Thicke; and it helped her discover and then heal from the trauma of long-forgotten childhood sexual abuse. It also brought her a chance encounter with the man she is married to today.<BR><BR>With eloquence and humor, Loring takes readers on a quest for a deeper understanding of life's journey and the role coincidence plays in all of our lives, revealing that even the most difficult circumstances can be beneficial. Her experiences may be just the evidence readers need to begin watching more closely what they are attracting and what they are running from in their own lives. While coincidences may appear to come out of the blue, Loring suggests that we can all play a starring role in their appearance. <BR><BR>"For years, I'd been waiting for someone else to make (my life) better. You'd have thought I was starring in "The Perils of Pauline." In truth, I wasn't a victim, I was a volunteer. . . . Coincidence gave me an experience of the lesson I needed to learn: You don't have to wait for someone to save you." From <EM>Coincidence Is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous</EM>