Michaela Casey

ARKANSAS — TouchPoint Press is excited to announce the release of The Right Place at the Right Time by Michaela Casey, a poignant and timely novel that debuted on August 27. A native of Dorchester, Massachusetts, Michaela brings authenticity and lived experiences to her storytelling, creating a captivating and deeply resonant narrative.

The Right Place at the Right Time presents a serendipitous day where the lives of a suburban housewife, an inner-city grocery worker, and a Red Sox pitcher collide in unexpected ways. Filled with humor and compassion, the novel is inspired by Michaela’s real-life experiences as a teacher of children with mental disabilities, a caregiver for a loved one with dementia, and a lifelong Red Sox fan.

Michaela artfully weaves together the intricacies of human relationships with the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Readers will be drawn to her ability to portray the struggles and joys of her characters with heartfelt authenticity and grace. For forty years, Michaela dedicated her life to teaching children with special needs, a role that
demanded immense patience, creativity, and empathy. At the same time, she navigated the personal challenge of caring for a loved one with dementia. These profound experiences form the foundation of The Right Place at the Right Time, infusing the novel with genuine warmth, humor, and insight.

Michaela Casey is also the author of The Old Overholt and Other Stories, a collection that earned praise for its storytelling and keen insights into the human condition. Her latest work continues this tradition, offering a narrative that is both uplifting and thought-provoking. “I believe readers will find The Right Place at the Right Time to be a compelling and memorable read,” says Sheri Williams, Publisher at TouchPoint Press. “Michaela Casey’s unique perspective and narrative style bring a fresh and engaging voice to contemporary fiction. Her heartfelt storytelling will leave a lasting impression.”

About the Author:
Michaela Casey, a Boston Dorchester native, spent forty years teaching children with special needs. Now retired, she resides in the foothills of western Maine with her husband, Bob O’Brien. In her retirement, Michaela has embraced her long-standing passion for creative writing, as well as gardening and hiking.