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Meet local author Misty Harris – The Broken Woman
Local author Misty Harris meets with Royal Examiner’s publisher Mike McCool in the studio to discuss her book. Photo and Video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.
Author Misty Harris will be at the Royal Oak Bookshop this Saturday, April 13th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm to meet, greet and sign her book – The Broken Woman.
Misty is a survivor of abuse and addiction. Her personal journey has become a testimony in which she helps others become survivors. Misty stands on her faith in God and gives Him all the glory for becoming the woman she is today. She has overcome her hardships. Misty is a wife, mother and grandmother.
Royal Examiner’s publisher Mike McCool met with Misty in the studio to discuss her book and her life:
Correction: Mike mentions the book signing as April 12th but is Saturday, April 13, 2019.
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