My name is Goddess Atlanta and this is the continuing saga of my Mortal Midlife Story. Sometimes I just don’t understand my crazy life. On one hand, I can call lightning and save a trapped dragon when I need to. On the other, I need freaking reading glasses to read how many aspirin to take when my knee hurts. Despite being a foretold savior of my pantheon, nothing has spared me from my own mortal fate. I’m still aging, just like everyone else. With two tasks out of nine finished, and no one dying from our misadventures yet, I admit I’ve been feeling pretty good about myself. The Fates have finally stopped popping in on me, so I'm hoping I’m on the right track. And none of my family has stabbed me in the back this week. See? Good times. So I’m fine . . . mostly. Well, except my champion’s been a real pain to deal with lately. He’s sort of a dragon now and I’m afraid feeling special has gone to his head. Can anyone say entitlement issues? Anyone? I hope Cale gets a handle on his problems soon, because hey . . . I am the special one in our relationship. I’m the goddess. Yes. Okay. I admit tasks three and four aren’t looking like a whole lot of fun, but I trust Cale and I will get through them. I have to because failing means death. Everyone in my pantheon is still counting on me to stop the doomsday prophecy from coming true. All I can say is Gaia help me, because I’m going to need all the help I get! - - * - - My name is Atlanta, Goddess of the Doomsday Prophecy. Haven't you heard of me? No? Bet you've heard of my twin sister, Athena, the Goddess of War. Sure. Everyone’s heard of her. Everyone knows my infamous father too - Zeus - but to me, he’s the man who likes to pretend I don’t exist. Shunned by my birth family, I grew up with the Muses as sisters and friends. Not having any of their inspiring tendencies is the least of my Goddess sins. "Muse It or Lose It" is the 2nd book in the Nine Heirs and A Spare series which has its roots in Greek mythology. Author's This series is a mix of paranormal (think Dark Fairies, Pegasi, Lares, Minotaurs, and Dragons), women’s fiction (think issues like aging), and fantasy with some romantic elements included to make it a fun read. You can count on the good guys (or rather good women) winning some of their battles, but that’s the only promise I can make. As with all my work, there will be lots of laughs along the way. Enjoy!