by Doris Miller
DANGEROUS DANA
A Suspense Thriller
by
Doris Miller
Published by:
Hill Publications
Queens, New York
DANGEROUS DANA
A Suspense Thriller
by
Doris Miller
This book is a work of fiction. All names, characters, and events depicted in this novel are the author's creation and any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is unintentional and purely coincidental.
Copyright © 1999 by Doris Miller
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PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
First print version January 1999
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Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 97-95029
ISBN No. 0-9662055-0-2 Softcover
DANGEROUS DANA
A Suspense Thriller
Synopsis
Dana Brown is a gorgeous young black female. She was born in Jamaica, West Indies. Dana has a golden-tan complexion and mysterious green eyes. She has a unique mysterious beauty that is so unearthly and so sinister. She has broad dark eyebrows with deep-set eyes. She has long black wavy hair, which hangs down her back. She has very large bones and stands at 5' 6" tall. She has a strong muscular physique. She is a physically strong person, especially when angry. She is a very athletic person. She has been athletic since childhood. Dana dresses a lot in turtlenecks and stretch jeans.
Dana Brown is one of eight children. They were all born in Jamaica, West Indies. Dana is the eldest daughter in the family. She grew up with two older brothers named Sammy and Thomas. Dana has four younger sisters named Missy, Landa, Londa and Linda. Landa, Londa and Linda are all identical triplets. Dana and her sisters also have a younger brother named Robert, who is the youngest of all the siblings.
Dana's mother Christine is a lovely black woman with a very youthful appearance. She was born and raised in Jamaica, West Indies. She has a medium reddish-brown complexion with broad dark eyebrows and dark Asian like eyes. She has very dark hair, which she keeps styled in bangs and long dreadlocks tied in a pony-tail. She stands at 5' 4" tall. Christine has two older brothers named Alan and Harold, and a sister named Patricia. Their mother Marie Carter is a beautiful black woman with a beautiful dark skin complexion. She has shoulder length hair, which she sometimes wraps in a scarf or turban. Christine's father Winston is a handsome black man with a golden-brown complexion. He shares a striking resemblance to Christine.
Dana's father David, is a handsome black man. He shares a striking resemblance to Dana. He has a light complexion with very dark hair and deep-set eyes. He comes from a very large family. He is also one of eight children. He has 4 brothers named Kevin, Willie, Barry and Ronald. He also has 3 sisters named Celeste, Jean and Laura. Their mother Gracy is a beautiful black woman with Afro-American Indian heritage. She has a golden-brown complexion with long dark hair and very dark eyes. David's father Mike is a handsome black man with Afro-European heritage. He is fair complexioned with dark hair and dark deep-set eyes. He also shares a striking resemblance to Dana. He and his wife Gracy have close to 30 grandchildren, including Dana and her siblings.
Dana's two older brothers, Sammy and Thomas are two very handsome black men with golden-brown complexions, dark eyes and wavy black hair. Sammy is 3 years older than Dana. He also shares a striking resemblance to Dana. Sammy's younger brother Thomas is 1 year younger than him.
Dana's younger sister Missy is a lovely black woman who is two years younger than Dana. She has a slender built and stands at 5' 5" tall. She has a light complexion with long dark hair and dark brown eyes. Dana's three triplet sisters Landa, Londa and Linda are three gorgeous black women, who are two years younger than Missy. They share a striking resemblance to their mother Christine. They have golden-brown complexions with long dark hair and beautiful dark eyes like their mother Christine. Dana's youngest brother Robert is a handsome black man who is 3 years younger than the triplets. He shares a resemblance to the triplets.
Dana and her siblings were raised in Jamaica, West Indies, by parents Christine and David, and Christine's parents, Winston and Marie Carter.
When Dana was growing up in Jamaica, her family practically all lived under the same roof along with Christine's family members and a few other relatives.
As Dana was growing up, she grew up a hard tough person. She was sort of a tomboy growing up. She would climb trees and jump fences along with her two older brothers Sammy and Thomas, and their many cousins. She would play wrestle with her two older brothers. She would also go fishing with them. She loved to do everything her brothers did.
Dana would sometimes get very angry and serious as a child. She would get into fights with boys. She would get into fights with girls. She would put up a fight with anyone to defend herself or her loved ones. She seemed to fear no one. Dana would fight anyone who bothered or harassed her or any of her loved ones! She would not back down from anybody! She was very protective of her family, especially her sisters.
Dana's four younger sisters Missy, Landa, Londa and Linda had always feared her for some reason nobody ever knew. Even as adults, Dana's sisters still fear her to this day! They never fight nor talk back to Dana. They do not like to upset Dana. They had always respected and obeyed everything Dana tells them.
When Dana was around 10-years old, her family moved from Jamaica, West Indies. They all came to the U.S. to live in Rosedale, Queens, NY with David's parents, Mike and Gracy Brown. There, Dana grew up under the same roof with a lot of other relatives and cousins.
When Dana and her siblings all reached adulthood, their mother Christine moved back to Jamaica, West Indies, where she bought and owns a couple of businesses. Christine would travel back and forth to New York to visit David and the children. David and the children would travel back and forth to Jamaica to visit Christine.
Dana has a wonderful boyfriend named Tony. Tony and Dana have been going steady with each other since late High School years, when Dana was 17 and Tony was 18. Tony and Dana have no children. They have lived together for about 4 or 5 years. They live in an apartment building in Queens, New York.
Tony is a wonderful black man who is a year older than Dana. He has brown eyes and wavy brown hair. He goes to work at the bank every day to make a decent living for himself and Dana.
Dana has two close women that she always hangs out with. A cousin named Diane known as Diane D and a close friend that she drives to work with everyday named Teresa. Dana and Diane D grew up together. They share the same paternal grandparents, Gracy and Mike. Diane D's father Barry, is the brother of Dana's father David.
Diane D is a gorgeous woman who was born in the Dominican Republic. She is a year younger than Dana. She has a light complexion with small puffy eyes and long black wavy hair. She stands around 5' 5 1/2" tall. She is married to a wonderful man named Michael, who is a very close friend of Tony‘s.
Dana's other companion Teresa is a very beautiful black woman. She has a beautiful dark skinned complexion with dark brown eyes and dark shoulder length hair. She stands around 5' 5" tall. She has a wonderful boyfriend named Joseph, who is also a close friend of Tony and Michael.
Joseph and T
eresa hang out a lot with Dana and Tony, including Diane D and Michael. All three couples triple date a lot. They would all travel together. They would do activities together. They would go to the movies, the beach, bowling, amusement parks, dinners, dances, parties, trips, fishing and long drives to the mountains.
Chapter 1
Going Camping