donna fletcher crow

Donna Fletcher Crow lives in Idaho with her husband of more than 50 years. She is the mother of four adult children, grandmother of more than a dozen, and author of more than 45 books. Her best known work is the epic historical novel Glastonbury, which was awarded First Place in Historical Fiction by the National Federation of Press Women. Donna has two new series: The Monastery Murders, a series of ecclesiastical mysteries and a romantic intrigue series, The Elizabeth & Richard Mysteries. Donna is an enthusiastic gardener who enjoys the challenge of growing an English cottage garden in the Idaho desert. Her website is at www.DonnaFletcherCrow.com

























Donna's office in her Idaho home.

10 comments:

jenny milchman said...

Those are indeed beautiful shots, Donna, and make me wish I had a green thumb! What place to dream, and write, and read...

Unknown said...

Congratulations on getting another book out, Donna - and awed congratulations on your garden! I can't grow anything like your English country garden and I live in England! It all looks beautiful.

Anonymous said...

How beautiful and how delightful to hear about you. I look forward to your next book. Joy Solheim from California

Donna Fletcher Crow said...

Dear jenny, Dolores and Joy,
Thank you so much for writing! My very first blogging experience is daunting, but such fun. I appreciate the support from DL!
Cheers,
Donna

Anonymous said...

In the middle of a grey and brown November, it's lovely to see your beautiful garden.
Good luck with the blog.
Liz Rose from Ontario (via DorothyL)

Stephen & Janet Bly said...

Beautiful addition to Deb's blog. Also, your new series sounds great! Hope it does well!

Sara K. said...

We are great friends with Donna and love to see her work so excellently listed here! I have been in that garden and it is lovely.

Donna Fletcher Crow said...

Dolores, I read The English Garden magazine, but I'm never sure whether it's more inspiring or disheartening.

Joy, fun to hear from you. Are you still writing?

Liz Rose, Ah, I just returned from being with my daughter & family in Calgary. Yes, gorgeous sun, but brown winter and COLD! It was a shock to return to greengold trees and roses in my garden. They are gone now, though.

Steve & Janet, Hi, fellow Idahoans! Loved the photo of your winter garden.

Sara, definitely time for another cup of tea!

Love to all,
Donna

Donna Fletcher Crow said...

Deb, thank you so much for updating my plog post. Goodness, it's been more than 2 years since we put up the original--how can that have happened?

Ah, spring My crocus and Lenten Roses (Hellebores) are lovely just now. ihave branches of forced forsythia (forced-sythia?) in my dining room.

What do you have blooming?

Deborah Raney said...

We are just now beginning to see patches of green in the grass. But it almost hit 75 today so we'll start to see some blooms soon. The sedum stayed deep red and yellow and green thanks to our extremely mild winter, so we do have some color on the rock garden hill.