 Her first novel, "Things Invisible to See" (1985), is set in her home town of Ann Arbor in the 1940s.Two brothers become involved with a paralyzed young woman, and it "ends with a baseball game that anticipates the film "Field of Dreams" in its player lineup of baseball luminaries.Susan Fromberg Schaeffer said the novel 'has the quality of a fairy tale ... a paradigm of life as a Manichean conflict between good and evil'."