Editor’s Note: I was especially interested in this book because of its focus on recurring lives and the idea that souls may return to Earth again and again, reconnecting with people they have known in previous lifetimes.
Kathleen Ready Dayan’s Meet Me in Heaven is the second novel in her reincarnation series following soulmates Kalli and Elia. A spiritual medium and storyteller, Dayan draws from her own mediumship experiences to explore reincarnation, soulmates, the Spirit World, and the possibility that our souls remember connections even when our conscious minds do not.
The first book, Before We Were Born, follows Kalli and Elia as Joy Sanders and Jeremy Blake, who are born in 1977 and form a powerful bond despite difficult circumstances. In Meet Me in Heaven, the same souls return in 2022, meeting as middle-schoolers on White Horse Beach in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Although they are born thousands of miles apart and have no memory of their previous lives, they somehow find their way back to one another.
One of the most compelling aspects of the novel is the idea that certain relationships may transcend time, distance, and individual lifetimes. Dayan presents these spiritual concepts through fiction rather than nonfiction, allowing readers to explore reincarnation and soul connections through the characters’ experiences. While the book continues the story from Before We Were Born, it can also be read as a standalone novel.
Meet Me in Heaven is a heartfelt story for readers interested in reincarnation, mediumship, soulmates, and the possibility of life beyond physical existence. Dayan encourages us to consider whether some of the people we meet are connected to us for reasons that extend far beyond this lifetime—and whether love and soul connections may continue across time.
Kathleen’s Books

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