Born and raised in Worcester, England in 1955, Glenn was encouraged from an early age to follow his own path by his caring and hard-working parents Gerald and June.

Dad and Mum are still married and continue to enjoy life today at the young ages of 81 and 75 respectively. Glenn also has a lovely younger sister, Karen, who is married to Rob.

Glenn learned quickly. He was able to tell the time at the age of 3 and could play chess before he went to school. During his early years, he was fascinated by science, astronomy and metaphysics. He particularly enjoyed reading about psychic and supernatural phenomena, the prospect of extraterrestrial life and space travel. He was good at sport, maths and languages.

After graduating with a University degree in Linguistics and International Studies, including law as a special subject, Glenn qualified as a Solicitor of the English Supreme Court, and in 1990 became a partner of a large international law firm, specialising in commercial dispute resolution primarily in the maritime and aviation fields.

From around the mid 80s, Glenn began taking an active interest in personal and spiritual development. He embarked on a number of life skills trainings. In 1991, he became an Insight Leadership graduate. In 1997, he became a certified trainer of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), and he is currently running his own business as a Corporate and Life Prosperity Coach. Glenn is also a Co-Owner of Buckland Hall, a well known Conference, Celebration and Retreat Centre in Brecon, Wales.

Glenn is single with no children, has not married but has enjoyed three long "live-in" relationships with Angela, Carol and Bonnie, each of whom brought joy and special gifts into Glenn's life.

Glenn has long been fascinated by amazing coincidences in his own life

For example,  having loved and lost Bonnie after a six month relationship some eight years earlier, Glenn was on his way to meet a blind date in London's Covent Garden. Not thinking or knowing why, he took a slight detour in driving past the Royal Opera House and happened to spot Bonnie in the crowd outside. Unable to stop and park, and noticing anyway that she seemed to be with a boyfriend, Glenn was intrigued but carried on to meet the new lady at a nearby venue.

They seemed to be getting on well, or so Glenn thought, when - with the night still young - the lady suddenly announced in mid conversation that she did not think they would be compatible and that she was going home! Left 'high and dry', feeling rejected and pretty low, Glenn was about to head back to the car when he remembered Bonnie.

Walking round to the Opera House he was just in time to see the first patrons emerging at the end of the performance. He positioned himself across the road to wait. Within no more than two or three minutes, he recognised Bonnie and her partner with another couple as they walked out on to the street. Seizing the moment, Glenn followed and caught them up. He greeted Bonnie, gave her his card and introduced himself politely to the others. Within two weeks, they had spoken and met up again. Bonnie accepted Glenn's invitation to a subsequent party and that began a very happy ten year relationship.

In writing this book, Glenn would like to draw upon your stories. They may be  similar 'chance' meetings. They may tell of more extraordinary events. They may be stories having a major impact on your life. Above all, they may already have led you to question whether there really are such things as coincidences. . .