An Upcoming Novel by David S. Myslenski

Through His Eyes

Hannah's journey is fiction. Her questions, her pain, and her heart are deeply real. At its center is a simple invitation: what might change if, even for a moment, we could see the people around us through His eyes?

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“What if I could see like that?”

About the Story

A story about perspective. And choice.

Through His Eyes is not a story about magic. It is about asking for new eyes—and about what happens when the way we see people begins to change.

Through Hannah's journey, the story explores the difficult, deeply human choices to love when love is inconvenient, to forgive when forgiveness is hard, and to look beyond labels, mistakes, frustrations, and first impressions.

It asks us to consider whether the people we encounter are problems to be solved—or people who are broken, beautiful, and beloved.

David's hope is not simply that readers finish Hannah's story, but that something in the story follows them into their own relationships, decisions, disappointments, and everyday encounters.

The Invitation

If we could see through His eyes, even for a moment, the world would never look the same.

The book invites readers to wonder what might happen if they approached the next person, the next conflict, or the next difficult choice with a different set of eyes.

Themes in Through His Eyes

Questions that reach beyond the final page.

Seeing People DifferentlyLooking beyond behavior, labels, and assumptions to recognize the person in front of us.
Choosing Love & ForgivenessExploring what it means to choose grace when doing so is difficult, inconvenient, or undeserved.
Faith & PerspectiveAsking how our choices might change if we sought to see ourselves, others, and the world through His eyes.
David Myslenski

About the Author

David S. Myslenski

David is a coach, leadership developer, speaker, U.S. Air Force veteran, and longtime business leader. Across more than three decades in petrochemical and refining, his work has centered on people, performance, change, and the choices leaders make.

Through His Eyes explores those questions from a more personal and faith-centered perspective: how the way we see another person can change the way we respond to them.

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