Misty White


Biography

Misty White has told stories from before she could talk. Her mother couldn’t understand her, but at least Misty knew what she was saying. Eventually, she figured out the talking thing, then later discovered that it didn’t matter when she talked too fast if folks read her stories, instead. She’s been scribbling ever since.

Books

A Final Tea    by Misty White
Price: $0.99 USD. 2910 words. Published on June 20, 2012. Fiction.

Sometimes, a lone holorecorder is all you have left for telling what really happened… A short story of about 2600 words.
Harboring Kintah    by Misty White
Price: $0.99 USD. 4220 words. Published on May 29, 2012. Fiction.

They’ve nearly escaped Corps space, but an inspector’s gotten suspicious. If they find Kintah, they won’t care she’s just a child—they’ll kill her, anyway. How will Sawl keep her safe? (A short story of about 1500 words, plus 2 bonus related stories, totaling 3900 words for all 3 stories.)
Jungle Catatan (Catati TY03)    by Misty White
Price: $0.99 USD. 4150 words. Published on May 1, 2012. Fiction.

Theoretically, Tammy should be able to handle all the tech issues for a small freighter, but that would require her to pay attention. She's screwed up big time, and meeting her best friend's family for the first time might not make things any better. A short story of about 3,700 words.
Yatorun Transport (Catati TY02)    by Misty White
Price: $0.99 USD. 4470 words. Published on May 1, 2012. Fiction.

Tammy's spent nearly a year working as a base-level tech—read: electrician—on a Catati vessel, and her shipmates still give her special treatment, because she's the only Human. But not all "special treatment" is a bad thing. A short story of about 4,000 words.
Catati Test (Catati TY01)    by Misty White
Price: Free! 4250 words. Published on May 1, 2012. Fiction.

When Earth's new spacefaring allies let Humans into their school, Tammy leapt at the chance. Maybe one of these days, she'll even pass—preferably before her alien friend gets a girlfriend. A short story of about 3,800 words.

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