Jill was born in South Bend, Indiana, the middle child of five siblings. As her father, a General Motors executive, was transferable, the family moved to Detroit, and finally to Cincinnati. Jill still considers that Ohio City her hometown.

While growing up in a happy household, Jill remembers Edna Mae's stories about her psychic aunts and grandmother. Though Jill loved hearing and reading about psychic phenomena, she never thought she had the ability.

She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Public Relations from Ohio State University. From there, she reported radio news for four years before synchronicity led her into television. She was an award winning news reporter for WNEM/TV-5 in Saginaw, Michigan for fourteen years. That's where she coincidentally met her husband Mark and together they are raising their two children Lindsay and Mark. Jill also wrote a popular humor column for a local newspaper.

Throughout her eighteen year journalism career, Jill had numerous psychic incidents where her news stories would dictate into her mind word for word. She chalked up this phenomenon to her innate creativity.

It wasn’t until she was forty years old and had used this creativity for her entire life, that she was introduced to the concept of spirit guides. During a guided mediation she met her own personal guide and began using this method of creativity to co-author Fireworks.

The gift has expanded tremendously since Jill began tapping into this guidance on a daily basis. Now, she meditates every day and receives many messages in dream state as well.

Edna Mae, the oldest of three daughters, grew up in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the depression years. Her mother was psychic and had an amazing ability to predict the future, and her aunt read the cards for friends and neighbors.

Edna Mae earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Speech and Drama with a minor in English and Education from Mundelein College in Chicago. She sang professionally in that city for many years. In 1951 she met her husband and was married in 1952.

Fascinated with the psychic/spiritual realm, she read books and studied the subject while raising her five children. She, too, had precognitive dreams and passed the ability on to her older daughter Sally. The females in the family appear to receive the psychic gene.

At the age of 50, Edna Mae started a clothing business that thrived for almost twenty years. During this time, she wrote a newspaper column, and eventually a five-hundred page historical epic. She nagged Jill to write a mystery with her, and the story poured out of their collective minds.

Through Jill’s urging, Edna Mae also followed a guided meditation and met her spirit guide. The mother/daughter writing duo learned through journaling that they must include a spirit guide character in their next book. That’s when Fireworks began to develop in their minds.

The mystery wrote quickly, but Jill and Edna Mae were forced to live the spiritual messages so they could learn through experience as well as understand the concepts. It was a long, fun, many times difficult, but ultimately joyful journey. And it has just begun.

Jill and Edna Mae are intent on passing along their knowledge about God's gift of synchronicity to all who are ready to know there are no such things as coincidences, chance, or luck.

We all have various ways of receiving guidance. The mother/daughter authors feel the very reason you are reading this message means that you are ready to experience synchronicity. It has transformed their lives. It will change yours as well.