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Jungle Beauty Goddesses Book Series 3 of 7
Fantasy, Fiction, Mythology, Erotica
Date Published: November 9, 2019
Dirty Ball by Cassandra George Sturges is the third book in the fantasy fiction mythological series Jungle Beauty Goddesses, preceded by book one, Pretty Blue Ball, and book two, Aquatic Ball. In this installment, the Jungle Beauty Goddess Afar is the star as her journey goes from youth through her evolution as an independent and dynamic deity—Goddess of Earth—and how she wields such an extraordinary responsibility and uninhibited power. As she sculpts and molds and creates, she finds that the one thing she cannot control is the free will of her creations...not their emotions, not their hearts. She also steps back and lets her children (the people of Earth) rule themselves, watching as they rise and fall by color and continent alongside her reluctant partner, Mada.
Interview with C. G. Sturges
For those interested
in exploring the subject or theme of your book, where should they start?
The best place to start would be Dolores Cannon’s Convoluted
Universe series about the physical and spiritual evolution of various life
forms in multiple galaxies and universes using past liferegression hypnosis
techniques; as well as the Law of Attraction Books by Esther and Jerry Hicks.
The Jungle Beauty Goddesses book series is a mythological story about how and
why humans were created. It includes a sensual, dramatic, and sizzling erotic
story of what might have “really happened” between Adam and Eve in the Bible
(LOL).
How did you become
involved with the subject or theme of your book?
The first book came to me in a
dream after I had already sewn the life size cloth dolls—who turned out to be
main characters in my Jungle Beauty Goddess book series. I had no idea of the
significance of the life size fabric sculptures purpose while I was creating
them. In my late 40’s unexpectedly—I started sewing cloth dolls. Writing the
Jungle Beauty Goddess series is my first time writing fiction—which was an
awe-inspiring new experience for me. I quickly learned that I had no control
over the storyline—my role was to be in a spiritual, emotional, and
psychological state of being able to receive instructions from the Universe.
What were your goals
and intentions in this book, and how well do you feel you achieved them?
I did a lot of research in book one, Jungle Beauty
Goddesses, Pretty Blue about the evolution of planet Earth. The more I learned
the more I realized that I didn’t understand the complexities of what it means to
be God.
I was raped behind a church in 7th grade by a young
man in my class and I blamed God for not hearing me calling Him and coming to
my aid to prevent the rape from happening. In my book series, the Jungle Beauty
Goddesses are the creators of life on planet Earth and I thought I would be
able to show God how negligent He had been in how humans have evolved over time…
Only to learn through my writings that humans are divine, god-like co-creators
with the Universe and this creates unimagined outcomes, events, and
experiences—even for God. I think I am achieving the unintended goal that
ideals of right and wrong are extremely subjective, and our thoughts are the
most powerful forces in the universe.
Anything you would
like to say to your readers and fans?
Thank you for participating in this intellectually sensuous
and erotic spiritual journey of what it means to be a divine spirit wearing an
Earth Suit…May we not forget why we came to this planet.
What did you enjoy
most about writing this book?
The best part about writing is that I feel like my life is
alignment with my purpose. I feel whole and complete. The worst part about
writing is that each time I finish a book, I feel like a need a year of
intensive deep psychotherapy to recover from the places , emotions, and visions
of my imagination.
Can you tell us a
little bit about your next books or what
you have planned for the future?
I have begun writing Book 4, in the series. From past
experience, I know not rebel against the story that is being downloaded to me
in my dreams, and while I am showering and brushing my teeth—these seem to be
the favorite times for my muses to communicate with me. A musical theme plays
in my head, right before the story unfolds. Book 4 is coming down like a
thunderstorm. I want to make sure that I am eating healthfully and getting
enough sleep to handle the magnitude of this download. I know that If I try to
avoid writing, the universe will sequester me from my family and friends in
ways that I will not enjoy.
How long have you
been writing?
I still have my first book, I wrote in Kindergarten. It is a
picture story about a young girl having breakfast with her mother. I am in my mid-fifties—I
have been writing for over 50 years for various magazines, newspapers, and I
have written several books.
Can you tell us a
little bit about the characters in (Jungle Beauty Goddesses – Dirty Ball – Book
3)
Jungle Beauty Goddess Afar is the fairest of her sisters and
she wishes she was darker like her parents and her siblings. Her desire to look
like her family drove her to question everything about her role as a Goddess
and the concept of free-will and destiny. I love her so much because she
incorporates the shadow-side of human femininity, beauty, and power and how it
affects the relationship between men and women in modern day society.
If you could spend
the day with one of the characters from (Jungle Beauty Goddesses – Aquatic Ball
- Book 2) who would it be? Please tell us why you chose this particular
character, where you would go and what you would do.
Dr. Lunar M. Crater
(AKA Mr. Moon Man Lover) is the love interest of Jungle Beauty Goddess
Sanai. Additionally, he has a strange relationship with mermaids. This
character came to me in a dream and I created him. I want to know who he is,
where he came from, his relationship with planet Earth—are there more beings
like him? I am including my YouTube Clip—for anyone interested in seeing how
this character presented himself in my dream.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEzL9NnL1QA
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