Hailing from the industrial town of Oldham, England, Marilyn Freeman's journey began in the world of science as an Industrial Chemist. Her methodical exploration of the complexities of chemistry laid the foundation for her meticulous approach to storytelling.
Five years ago, Marilyn embraced her lifelong passion for writing, embarking on a creative adventure that has yielded six published novels. Four of these works belong to the compelling realm of family mystery and suspense, showcasing her exceptional talent for weaving intricate narratives that captivate readers and keep them hooked until the very last page.
Her fifth novel, From Field to Furnace, marks a notable departure from her previous works. This historical novel, rich in detail, spans fifty years and transports readers to the picturesque Severn Gorge in 18th-century England at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Inspired by Marilyn's ancestral roots, the story masterfully explores the profound ripple effect of seemingly minor decisions—decisions that reverberate across generations, sometimes with far reaching consequences, for the family and the wider world. At the heart of Marilyn's writing lies a deep fascination with human relationships and the complex dynamics that shape them. Her stories unearth the profound impacts of choice, unravelling the intricate threads of familial connections and the mysteries of the human heart with unparalleled skill.
As Marilyn continues to craft new tales, her dedication to storytelling remains unwavering. Through her novels, she invites readers to journey through time and emotion, immersing themselves in richly woven narratives that explore the essence of family, mystery, and suspense against the backdrop of our changing world.