Reviews...

Alisha with TwoLips Reviews gives Fairy Tales 41/2 Lips!

"Fairy Tales is a delight. With a plot so engaging, all I could do at "The End" was grin."

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Five Angels from Stephanie B. says;

'Go ahead and get out your box of Kleenex before you sit down to read this story. Maggie and Jackson are such enduring, yet damaged souls that you can’t help but fall in love right along with them. As the couple works through the issues in their lives that have prevented them from letting other people close, you hurt right along with them. And when Maggie finally figures out she is in love with Jackson but seems unable to allow herself to believe or trust, you’ll want to slap her silly. Jackson on the other hand does seem too good to be true, but you can’t help but like him; he is trying so hard to do the right thing for Maggie. This book is a keeper; you will want to read it over again anytime fairy tales seem unlikely in your life. Even in the modern, fast paced, workaholic lives most of us lead, a fairy tale ending is still possible. I have always loved a good fairy tale, and I just adore this modern fairy tale!'

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Whiskey Creek Press...

'Maggie Monroe might not believe in all that fairy tale stuff, but meeting Jackson Riley certainly made her a believer in love (okay—so maybe it was lust), at first sight. Unfortunately that little reality check hit her like a ton of bricks and had just the opposite effect on Maggie than it would any other red-blooded twenty-five year old woman. Everything that she believed she wanted in life—all of her well thought out future plans—were in some serious jeopardy right about now. Jackson Riley had to be just about the hottest thing around and Maggie, well she was in way over her head with him.

The problem? Well it was clear to Jackson Riley what the problem was. It was five foot two, blond hair, green eyes with the biggest ‘get lost’ attitude he’d ever run across—Maggie Monroe. The solution? What usually worked with most women that got under his skin? Normally, the second they opened their mouths, he lost interest. Unfortunately, that wasn’t working with Maggie Monroe. Everything Jackson found out about her only made him that much more interested in her and spelled nothing but trouble for his weekly schedule of dating Austin’s most beautiful women. For the chance to get to know the real Maggie Monroe beyond her tough girl act, Jackson was willing to give up more than just one night a week. Maggie could have all seven if she liked.'

Here's what's being said about Don't Close Your Eyes:

Melinda at Night Owl Romance says:  4.5

'Mary Eason knows suspense and this is one you got to read. I was hooked from the first chapter. The author has a way with words and the story coming to life. Each chapter I read she makes you question did the Angel really die the first time. I was entranced in each chapter and felt for Meagan. Here is a woman who has this unique gift but is afraid of ending up like her mother letting it control her. Jack is a man who loves only one time and his great love is Meagan. These two are great for each other yet must find a way to be there for one another when the Angel of Death is set to kill. Loved it.'

Romantic Times Book Reviews give Don't Close Your Eyes Four Stars!

Alisha with TwoLipsReviews: Gives Don't Close Your Eyes Five Lips and has selected the book as her November's REVIEWER'S CHOICE AT TWOLIPS!

'Mary Eason has created the perfect book to keep the reader on the edge of the seat while searching for clues on the killer. Don't Close Your Eyes does not focus overtly on the sex, but I never missed it as I was so involved in the search for this evil human. The author sucked me in to her story and I felt as if I was really there and witnessed it all. This book is quite enjoyable and one that readers do not want to miss. I can hardly wait to see how Ms. Eason tops this! '

Don't Close Your Eyes receives a Four Coffee Cup Review from  Krista at CoffeeTime Romance:

'Ms. Eason tells a scary story full of twists and turns. I was completely surprised at who the real Angel of Death turned out to be. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat and can make you a little jumpy. I am impressed at the realistic portrayal of the police force as well as the events that occur. ' 

Don't Close Your Eyes receives its first review from The Romance Studio:

'Megan’s connections to his thoughts are disturbing and compelling. Author Eason gives just enough clues to help the reader suspect the truth. This is a very satisfying tale of suspense. '

Overall rating:
Reviewer: Lynn Bushey

Don't Close Your Eyes Available now at: Cerridwen Press...

Reviews for Thirty Lessons: 

Larena at Red Roses for Authors/Reviews gave Thirty Lessons  4 1/2 roses: 

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"The story will have you laughing and crying right along with Paige as she deals with the challenges of life and love. This is a mid-length book that is definitely a must read. You won’t want to put the book down until the very end."

Mrs. Giggles gives it an 86:

..http://www.mrsgiggles.com/books/eason_lessons.html 

"Ms Eason's success in depicting emotions in a manner that may be more romanticized and lighter than those in real life but at the same time recognizable enough for me to relate to. As a result, this book manages to be more heartwarming than I initially expect. I should know - I am having a pretty rough day when I sit down and randomly pick this book to read and at the end of the day, well, look at me, I'm smiling."

Coffeetime Romance gives it three cups: http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/BookReviews/Thirtylessons.html

"This story has caused quite a range of emotions for me. II could understand her lack of self-confidence. Being the same age as Paige, I believe that many women our age begin to doubt their roll in life. Thankfully most of us, including Paige, have friends and family that pull us kicking and screaming out of our dark holes and into the light."

Lototy
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance
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Fallen Angels Reviews gives it four angels: http://www.fallenangelreviews.com/2007/May/LindaL-ThirtyLessons.htm

"Mary Eason tells a story of a woman that tries to come to terms with events in her life, and how true friends, and colleagues are often there to help with encouraging words. I found this story to be real with well-rounded characters that make it even more believable. I thought Jude and Paige had a wonderful chemistry that made the book a true joy to read."

Reviewed by: Linda L

 

From Two Lips Reviews...

'That’s What Friends Are For by Mary Eason is a deeply emotional story.  The emotions are strong and well written. That’s What Friends Are For is a book to read with a box of tissues handy because it will make you cry.'

 

 'Mary Eason's That's What Friends Are For is a poignant and gut-wrenching love story that will claim your attention and keep it until the very last page.'

Check out the latest reviews for That's What Friends Are For.

First, from The Romance Studio...

'Ms. Mary Eason weaves a truly beautiful story which honestly gives the reader insight into That's What Friends Are For. '

Also, from Ecatromance

'I really enjoyed the way Ms. Eason wrote this book and also her characters because while their strength shone through so did their anguish but in the end their love for one another was enough to help them through it all and put their minds at ease. Go and get your copy of this book today and read about this complicated relationship and where best friends can be more than just friends. '