What Readers Say
Crawford’s gentle, loving, family of characters is just what a reader needs to remind him or herself that it is not necessarily as grim and as heartless out there as we are led to believe. Yes, we can all make stupid choices in life and we may have faced high hurdles in our journey but there is always love and the redemptive power of that love shines through all of Mary Crawford’s wonderful books. In this genre she has no peer and I can make no higher recommendation than that. Another superb read from a master of flawed characterisation.“
“This. Was. Insanely. Incredible. And. Phenomenal. Seriously. This is the best book I’ve read of Crawford’s. I think it blew the others out of the water. The way things were handled (deaf community, sexual assault, following dreams, overcoming, etc) was just perfect. This was the perfect story. It was real. It was gritty. It was lovely. It was a decadent read and I never wanted it to end.
“I consider myself to be somewhat of a Scrivener expert, and have even created and sold comprehensive courses teaching people how to get the most from the software. Mary was actually one of the students on my courses, but wow! She was far surpassed me with her detailed knowledge of Scrivener’s awesome capabilities, and I cannot recommend this book enough! If you want to learn Scrivener from a fellow author who is using it every day, I can think of no better person than Mary to hold your hand and show you exactly how to get most from the software and make it powerfully go to work to improve and increase your writing and publishing productivity.”
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Outside of writing, Mary enjoys cooking, decorating cakes and reading. In addition, Mary volunteers for a variety of causes. She has published more than two dozen novels with more underway. A portion of sales from each book is donated to a non-profit.
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