Time Travelling Contemporary Meets Historical Women's Fiction By Rhonda Denise Johnson ~ The Orisha Series

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The Orisha Series Paranormal fiction for African-American women that twists time and space Share this page Books in the Orisha Series The Orisha Series brings historical and contemporary African-American fiction together through the lives of women who are strong, yet vulnerable, determined, yet doubtful, and always striving to be more than society expects of them. In Two Women Two Roads One Future Chloe and Ayodele face a life or death struggle to reclaim the promises of the future. In Book Two, Lisa discovers that she can be who she is regardless of what others want her to be.
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Two Women Two Roads One Future Book One of the Orisha Series An African-American women's novel that twists time and space. Quotes from Two Women Two Roads One Future "Every savior of the people must die." "Ayodele knew it was a door through which they would never return." Click here for details and purchase information.
Coming in 2018
In Book Two, Lisa languishes under her mother's overbearing demands and the pressures of school until she decides that it's okay to be who she wants to be.
FREE Short Stories
Tale of the Western Crocogator The crocogator is an urban legend in the African-American tradition. In Tale of the Western Crocogator, I take this legendary figure out of his native home in New York's Harlem and send him to Los Angeles. In his adventure, he finds out things about himself he hadn't known, and develops a new appreciation for his female companion. iBooks \| Kindle \| Nook (Barnes & Noble)
Prince Alarming ~ Sequel to Sleeping Beauty They lived happily ever after? Well, no, the story doesn't stop there. It never does. Find out what really happened to Sleeping Beauty and her charming prince. iBooks \| Kindle \| Nook
The Listening Heart She can't hear, but she can listen. Deaf woman discovers that her hearing loss can't keep her from connecting to the people around her. iBooks \| Kindle \| Nook
Stuporman to the Rescue A parody of the well known superhero. First written when Rhonda Denise Johnson was in the twelfth grade, Stuporman to the Rescue presents itself as a self-reflection. iBooks \| Kindle \|
Dinner is Served A fun twist on a well-known fairy tale. Albert is in for a surprise when the one woman who answered his discreet ad for a wife comes with her own plans for the evening. iBooks \| Kindle \| Nook
The First Nine The great equalizer: How one man can control 100 people with one gun and nine bullets. iBooks \| Kindle \| Nook
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