Goddess — Ronnie G. Anderson

Goddess (79,278 words) is the story of the discovery that the ancient Greek gods are merely hiding between layers of reality hunting for one of their own separated from her family in the distant past when the Sahara was a lush plain of thick vegetation. This goddess, a muse named Thalia, is alive and living well within a girl host on earth. As a writer's muse she inspires creativity, as the goddess of blooms her hands and touch give life to the plants around her. Trouble to her life begins as her powers come into this generation of her host's conscious life and she remembers her past and the dreadful deeds of her anger!