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Donna Fletcher Crow
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Glastonbury: The Novel of Christian England
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1992
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A Very Private Grave (Monastery Murders, #1)
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2010
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A Darkly Hidden Truth (Monastery Murders, #2)
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2011
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A Most Inconvenient Death (Lord Danvers Investigates #1)
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Shadow of Reality (Elizabeth and Richard Mysteries, #1)
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1992
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An Unholy Communion (Monastery Murders, #3)
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2013
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Kathryn: Days of Struggle and Triumph (Daughters of Courage #1)
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1992
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A Jane Austen Encounter (Elizabeth and Richard Literary Suspense #3)
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A Newly Crimsoned Reliquary (Monastery Murders #4)
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Grave Matters (Lord Danvers Investigates Book 2)
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Progress Update: Historic Events, Places, and Vehicles Drive the Action in A Wind in the Hebrides, Book 7 the Monastery Murders
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In 1950 the Isle of Lewis, northernmost island in the Outer Hebrides, is swept by an extraordinary spiritual movement. Aileana, returned home to Lewis at the cost of her nascent singing career in Glasgow, is... Read More at DonnaFletcherCrow.com
In 1950 the Isle of Lewis, northernmost island in the Outer Hebrides, is swept by an extraordinary spiritual movement. Aileana, returned home to Lewis at the cost of her nascent singing career in Glasgow, is... Read More at DonnaFletcherCrow.com
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“Three things are required of man—to worship the gods, to do no evil, and to maintain manly behavior.”
― Glastonbury: The Novel of Christian England
― Glastonbury: The Novel of Christian England
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Interview with Linda Stratmann here: http://www.donnafletchercrow.com/arti...The Children of Silence
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In North America: http://www.amazon.com/Glastonbury-Nov...
In the UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Glastonbury-N...
First published 20 years ago and re-released in 2000, this is the third life for the book I was born to write (to borrow a phrase from my friend Rob Walker) since I wrote my first Arthurian short story in the third grade. The novel covers 1500 years of English history through Celtic, Roman, Arthurian, Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Tudor England all through the lens of events on the Isle of Avalon.
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Donna Fletcher Crow is a natural born writer with skills that make reading such a joy. I identified immediately with her young protagonist Felicity, who is the aspiring nun cum sweetheart of not-sure-he-wants-to-be priest, Antony. They, as sleuths, are familiar to those who have read Ms Crow's previous book, "A Very Private Grave;" which you don't have to have read, by the way, to enjoy this second book in the Monastery Series. The couple is irrepressible! I adore them and their bantering, their bravery and their push-pull of relationship throughout this mystery novel. I'm dying to read more about them.
In having read the book, I would say that Ms Crow's influences by other authors are apparent, but subtle. She has a wonderful sense of herself and it comes across brilliantly. This is a novel in the vein of a Carolyn Hart's Annie Darling series with her husband and mother-in-law, but so much a superior quality. Any of you who love a mystery with a moral and a twist will love this one, as well. For me, historical and art references were a plus. Particularly those about the Templars.
I'm now going to be reading the 1st book in this series, and I look forward to her new book coming soon featuring the wonderful Felicity and Antony team called "An Unholy Communion." I truly think I've found my latest favorite author in this gothic, set mystery genre. Hopefully, you'll try this book, too, and join me as an on-going fan.
Clerical mystery, print book: A VERY PRIVATE GRAVE, The Monastery Murders 2 http://ning.it/JPz4Zr
Romantic Suspense, ebook: THE SHADOW OF REALITY, The Elizabeth & Richard Mysteries 1 http://ning.it/IQtTeO
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20 million readers a month they say--here's hoping!
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Donna Fletcher Crow
The Monastery Murders: A Very Private Grave, A Darkly Hidden Truth
The Elizabeth & Richard Mysteries: The Shadow of Reality, A Midsummer Eve's Nightmare
Lord Danvers Mysteries: A Most Inconvenient Death, Grave Matters, To Dust You Shall Return
The Daughters of Courage: Kathryn, Elizabeth, Stephanie
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This is my mother's story of struggling to get through college during the Depression and then starting marriage and a family on the eve of World War II. I'd love to have you take a look at my parents' wedding picture on the blog.
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Here's the blurb: Kathryn had never been short on courage. But she had never before faced a test like this: a wilderness so hot and dry that the only growing thing is endless miles of rattlesnake-infested sagebrush with the nearest fresh water 15 miles away. Yet Kathryn Jayne is determined not merely to survive. She will thrive.
Even when those nearest to her die. Even when murder strikes their tiny community. Even when a dashing, irreverent Scotsman struggling to outdistance a troubled past brings turmoil to Kathryn's heart.
From untamed Idaho, to Edwardian London, to enchanting Scotland, Kathryn records her experiences in the journals that become an inspiration for her family and the basis for this gripping saga.
Donna
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Some might feel that Emeralds starts a bit slow because probably the first third of the book is backstory, but it's done in such delightful dialogue, giving us snippets of Lord Peter and Harriet's daily life as it goes along, that I didn't mind at all--it was like sitting in on a conversation between good friends.
The plot was intricate and well executed, but the bottom line was really the chance to spend time with these delightful people that I have loved for so many years.
Some might feel that Emeralds starts a bit slow because probably the first third of the book is backstory, but it's done in such delightful dialogue, giving us snippets of Lord Peter and Harriet's daily life as it goes along, that I didn't mind at all--it was like sitting in on a conversation between good friends.
The plot was intricate and well executed, but the bottom line was really the chance to spend time with these delightful people that I have loved for so many years.
http://www.donnafletchercrow.com/arti...