Summary: Somewhere in Algonquin Park, a three thousand square mile forest in northern Ontario, Canada, wanders fourteen-year-old Mary Elizabeth. Separated from her family during a weekend camping trip, M.E. must draw upon every ounce of strength and resolve to face the harsh landscape, wild animals and psychological battles that endanger her. In Brenda Murray‘s novel “The Haunting of M.E.” Mary Elizabeth’s journey through these woods takes her through some of the uncharted territory of her own soul — and ends with a haunting twist. More below the media player. Listen to Brenda Murray The Indie Author Life In our interview, you heard Brenda mention the first draft of her story “The Haunting of M.E.” – scraps of paper she scribbled on while camping. On her blog, Brenda shows us those scribbles: This is a photo of the original outline that I wrote long hand by the light of a lantern on a few scraps of paper at our off-grid property near Algonquin Park. With no electricity, on the edge of a black lake and surrounded by Jack Pines I didn’t have to think too hard to imagine what it would be like to be lost in the woods. This story was [...]Similar Posts:She Was Lost, Now is Found. And Now Her Real Trouble…She Wanted to Kill Him – But Fell in Love InsteadCan a Life Not Lived Yet Save The One She Has Now?They Warned Her He Would Be Trouble. But a Killer?Dear Mom (And Dear Dad) The post Terrified, Lost In The Woods – With a Ghost appeared first on The Bookcast.
