Day 2 of INVISIBLE PATH only being .99 cents on Kindle

Tidbits about the series and the book.

Tempe Crabtree is a female resident deputy in a small mountain community. Though she works a regular 4 to 11 shift, five days a week, everyone calls her when there is an emergency or something unusual happens.

Tempe is based on three women I met several years ago: a female resident deputy who worked in the mountain community where I live; a female police officer, who was a single mom and the only woman on the department, with whom I went on a ride-along; and an Indian woman I had a long conversation with one day who grew up on our local reservation.

Tempe’s first husband died and she raised her son, Blair, by herself until he was a teenager and she married Hutch Hutchinson, the pastor of the local church. By the time of Invisible Path, Blair is in college studying fire science.

Invisible Path happens during the days before Christmas. Blair is home from college for the holiday and he’s brought along a friend. Blair is the first to notice a group of what looks like soldiers traveling though town and headed into the high country.

A popular Indian’s body is found on the reservation near the recovery center. Another Indian named Jesus Running Bear is thought to be the killer. Because of Tempe’s own Indian heritage, she is asked to help with the investigation. It doesn’t take long for Tempe to realize that Jesus Running Bear is innocent though none of the victim’s friends agree.

To get  your Kindle copy of .99 cents:

https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Path-Tempe-Crabtree-Mysteries-ebook/dp/B07SD8JBMD/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=invisible+Path+by+Marilyn+Meredith&qid=1638388470&s=digital-text&sr=1-1

Tomorrow I'll tell you where the ideas for Invisible Path came from.

Marilyn