The Oprah Angel Network Award, Courier Post Woman On The Move two years consecutively, Dinner at the White House with President William Jefferson Clinton in 1999, former member of the Democratic Business Council, Member and Investigator for Orion Paranormal. Freelance paranormal researarcher for groups around the USA and Europe. Recently featured in the Phillyburbs and Courier Post for her work on Your Mental Health Talk Radio and the Pasadena Star News plus several radio interviews and other publications.

Ms Foreman lives in Southern New Jersey just 11 miles from Center City Philadelphia. She has lived in New Jersey most of her life, but has also lived in Austin, Texas and Davenport, Iowa. She loves to write, read and learn. She attended college at Rosemont College for three years in Rosemont, PA (sister school of Villanova) and has her certification in Geneology from the University of Toronto.

Finding Home
A LOVE THAT IS TAKEN TOO SOON Nicole Grier doesn't believe in second chances, especially after the tragic and senseless death of her husband. With time and the support of her friends and family, she learns to cope with her terrible loss and to rebuild her life--a life that was shattered by one person’s selfish act. A PASSION THAT CAN HEAL Donavan Adair has spent his entire life establishing a career and avoiding commitment. When his company relocates him from San Diego to a small town in New Jersey, he decides to purchase a new home and is captivated when he meets his realtor, Nikki Grier. Immediately, Donavan’s search for a new home evolves into a crusade to win Nikki’s trust and to make her heart his forever.

Promises
After eighteen years of marriage, Claire Hanson finds herself overweight and clinging desperately to a loveless marriage. Her predictable life begins to dissolve when her son heads off to college and she is left to pick up the pieces of her shattered life and to face an uncertain future. Frightened and alone for the first time, Claire is forced to find both the strength and courage to move on. And, when a man from her past saunters back into her life she is unprepared for his gentleness, his exquisite sensuality, his unbelievable patience-and the promise of a second chance at happiness.

Confessions of A Codependent
After enduring more than her share of codependent relationships, author Jacqueline Williams knew she needed to change her behavior patterns. Through a great deal of soul-searching, therapy, and prayer, Williams came to understand her codependency and how to eradicate it from her relationships. Written especially for women, Confessions of a Codependent: How to Identify and Eliminate Unhealthy Relationships defines codependent relationships, explains why they are so self-destructive, and explores why these relationships can at times lead to physical violence. Confessions of a Codependent shares other women's stories of codependent, abusive, and/or dysfunctional relationships, as well as the ways these women were able to leave them and move on to healthier partnerships. Confessions of a Codependent also includes practical advice on how to recognize signs that your relationship may be heading toward emotional and/or physical abuse, how to move away from self-defeating and self-destructive behaviors, and resources that you can use to escape a codependent relationship. If you're struggling in your current relationship and feel trapped by codependency, break the cycle with Confessions of a Codependent! About the Author Jacqueline Williams is the author of The Retreat, Finding Home and Promises. She is a recipient of the Oprah Angel Network Award and has had the pleasure of dining with former President Clinton. Williams lives with her three children in New Jersey. The author has a degree in Human Resources Management and has worked as a Human Resources executive for fifteen years before quitting to pursue writing full time. Additionally, Ms. Williams has owned and operated several small businesses including the non-profit organization Urban Education Cooperative.