Mary Crawford Books

Mary Crawford writes with dedication and passion, often focusing her work on the complexities of human relationships and the power of perseverance. Her experiences as a civil rights attorney and diversity advocate infuse her narratives, where she frequently explores themes of justice and equality. She crafts characters who navigate challenges, finding strength in their inner resolve. Readers connect with her ability to convey deep emotion and life's enduring wisdom.

Finding Hope
260 pages
10 hours of reading
Exploring the thin line between reality and fiction, this book delves into the unsettling aspects of everyday life that can evoke fear and anxiety. It presents a gripping narrative that challenges perceptions, revealing how ordinary situations can become nightmarish. Themes of psychological tension and the fragility of sanity are woven throughout, inviting readers to confront their own fears and the darker corners of human experience. This thought-provoking tale promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
Hurting Child Within
70 pages
3 hours of reading
The narrative centers on a young girl's resilience in the face of severe trauma, including molestation and rape. Despite her harrowing experiences, she maintains a steadfast faith in God, believing that divine support will guide her through the darkness. Her journey reflects an unwavering hope for healing and a better future, emphasizing the power of faith amidst profound suffering.
Think to Win
167 pages
6 hours of reading
Roger Crawford lives and shares a dynamic message of authentic courage. Proven principles neccessary to conquer change and reath new levels of achievment.

Finding Hope

Hurting Child Within

Think to Win