Dana Littlejohn


Books

Conquering the Sun    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $2.50 USD. 10310 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on November 4, 2012. Fiction.

Takasa, goddess of the sun, left her mountain home consumed with bitterness caused by her long endured loneliness. The elders in her tribe fed her a potion to put her to sleep for a thousand years to wait for the one who would be able to save them from her wrath. Will the goddess have met her match at that time, or will the descendant of a neighboring sun god be conquered by her fury as well?
Alan's Arrival    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $3.50 USD. 15750 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on August 24, 2012. Fiction.

Kia Sanders recognized her husband Dale’s past urges were resurfacing in their present and something had to be done. At first she didn’t know what, but after meeting Alan, what she needed came to her like a gift from the gods.
Charles' Goddess    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $3.50 USD. 16640 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on July 7, 2012. Fiction.

Goddess Herophile is set for punishment by Zeus for misusing the powers given to her from her father, Poseidon, causing precious humans harm and distress. Aphrodite, her mother, and the Erotes, her brothers, only have one chance to save Herophile from further harm once Zeus carries out his sentence.
The Seven Year Switch    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $3.50 USD. 15440 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on November 28, 2011. Fiction.

Can Sonja go from her husband’s loving wife and helpmate to a paddle wielding Queen Bee?
Himeros' Princess    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $2.99 USD. 15020 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on July 10, 2011. Fiction.

Can a princess from the past find true love with a man in the future when she runs from her husband-to-be?
Eros' First Fix    by Dana Littlejohn
Price: $2.99 USD. 10730 words. Published by MuseItUp Publishing  on April 12, 2011. Fiction.

Juanita Reyes was an elderly woman in her mid 80’s. Until one night, Eros came to her in a dream to tell her she missed her chance at true love because she was afraid to take a leap of faith. He wanted to give her a second chance Eros offered her, or chalk up her lost love as one of life’s many lessons learned?

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