Fiction and nonfiction
Relatable characters
Real-life problems
Through her books, Mishael Austin Witty seeks to demonstrate how the power of God and His word is sufficient to help us deal with everything we face. There is always hope in Jesus!
The Person on the other side of the screen
Meet the author/editor
Mishael Austin Witty is a wife and mother of two human daughters and five cats (with more outside). She has a graduate degree in psychology. She loves Jesus and coffee – and, of course, books.
When she’s not reading or writing, you can find her taking care of her aging mother, or watching scary TV movies, Little House on the Prairie, or Murder She Wrote.
She also loves creating simple gemstone-beaded bracelets to wear and share with others.
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“Mishael Austin Witty is an incredibly talented author. Her books are a perfect blend of romance, suspense, and historical fiction. I can’t put them down!”
5 Stars
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Writing as Ministry: 4 Ways Words Heal
There’s a quiet kind of ministry that doesn’t happen on a stage, behind a pulpit, or in front of a crowd. It happens at a desk, in a…
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Nehemiah, Moses, and the Quiet Test of Faithfulness
“I was not in Jerusalem at that time, for I had returned to King Artaxerxes of Babylon in the thirty-second year of his reign, though I later asked…
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When Creativity Grows the Same Way Healing Does
Nine months ago, I sat down with my tablet and drew a simple figure sitting cross‑legged in the grass. The legs were rounded and almost cartoon‑soft. The posture…
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When “Big 5 Editors” Email You from Gmail: A Warning to Authors
Every so often, something lands in my inbox that makes me stop, blink twice, and whisper, “Oh no. Absolutely not.” This week, it happened twice. Two identical emails…
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The Body Remembers: An Unexpected Early-Morning Grief Release
A Plastic Spoon and a Sudden Wave of Grief Saturday morning, I went to look for a plastic spoon in the silverware drawer, and muscle memory led straight…
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Saturday Brain Wanderings: Presidents, Panic, and Founding Mothers
Some Saturdays, my brain decides to run its own little relay race. Bouncing from one thought to the next with no warning, no baton, and no concern for…
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