What Inspired INVISIBLE PATH


Several people and other things contributed to the idea for the story. I had asked for ideas and someone gave me the name Jesus Running Bear which really got me started with what I wanted to do. One of the men in my writing group wanted me to do something with alcohol recovery, and since the local reservation has a recovery center which I included in the previous book, Dispel the Mist, I knew that would be something that I could easily include in the plot.

 Over the years I’ve noticed a group of men dressed in military-type clothing in camouflaged trucks and Jeeps heading into the mountains. I did some research on paramilitary groups and knew a similar one could play a part in this particular book.

 This gave me the bare bones for the story and it didn’t take me long to come up with a plot for Invisible Path.

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Donnell Ann Bell said…
Already got my copy. Thanks, Marilyn. Love story inspiration.
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