Martha Foote Crow was an American author who wrote several historical and romantic fiction novels during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in 1854 in Cooperstown, New York, she began her writing career in the late 1870s. She is best known for her novels "Love's Cross-Currents" and "The Flower of the Dakotas". Crow's works often explored themes of frontier life, love, and adventure, and her writing style was praised for its authenticity and vivid descriptions of the American West. She passed away in 1937 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
