Katie Wismer Books

Exploring the thin line between justice and revenge, this gripping narrative delves into the moral dilemmas faced by its characters as they confront their darkest impulses. Set against a backdrop of intense conflict, the story challenges readers to consider how far one might go when pushed to the brink, raising questions about the true cost of vengeance and the pursuit of justice. The psychological depth and tension promise an engaging journey into the human psyche.

The Sweetest Kind of Poison is a collection of poetry about toxic relationships and letting go of what no longer serves you. It takes you through the fall, the collapse, the withdrawal, the recovery, and the now, chronicling a journey of abuse, heartache, confidence, self-love, letting go, and growing up. Because sometimes only our darkest experiences can bring out our raw strength and help us find the people we are meant to be.

Valerie Darkmore's entire life has been building up to this moment-her initiation into the Marionettes, the prestigious league of witches sworn to serve the vampires. As one of the last remaining blood witches, her spot is almost guaranteed. At least, so she'd thought. The academy is full of sabotage and secrets as the tasks begin, and Valerie quickly realizes she has more than her spot on the line. Her survival seems just as uncertain. The closer she gets to the final trial, the more she learns everything-and everyone-around her isn't quite what it seems. The Marionettes is the first in a series.

I bargained with my life to save myself and everyone else, but maybe death would've been better than this... Full description coming soon! Releasing November 15, 2022.

The story explores the struggles of a preacher's daughter who grapples with her faith and identity as she embraces atheism. Caught between the expectations of her religious upbringing and her personal beliefs, she navigates the challenges of family, community, and self-acceptance. The narrative delves into themes of rebellion, the quest for truth, and the complexities of faith versus doubt, ultimately highlighting the journey of self-discovery and the courage to defy societal norms.

Johanna Palmer is very much over relationships. After a scarring experience her freshman year of college, she's decided she'd much rather have something fun than something serious. Her best friend Miller has seen it all--the tears, the parties, the drunken phone calls at four in the morning when she needed a ride. In fact, there might be several things Miller saw that Jo herself can't remember. Things Miller can't forget. With the whirlwind of senior year underway, Jo just wants to move on, get her degree, and land her dream job. But her past might not be as easy to outrun as she'd hoped. The Anti-Relationship Year is a companion to The Anti-Virginity Pact, but both books can be read as standalones.