Elves Books

In the brilliant sequel to Requiem for an Elf (if you don't own that, than close this window right now and buy it now) Lusiphur continues his travels and streak of horribly bad luck.

In Requiem for an Elf, he had his eye torn out, fought a demon, fought a couple women hating lunatics, went though major withdrawals when he had to stop taking the poison he was addicted to, and stole a very huge diamond.

Traumatic Dogs picks right up with issues 7-12. A quick summary

Issue 7: Lusiphur decides to try his hand at stealing from high society. As he poses as a rich foreign landowner, he meets a very wealthy woman who falls in love with him. But things get complicated when he decides to see what kind of treasure waits in her private parlor...

Issue 8: A dream demon offers Lusiphur a mental vacation by letting the young elf dream his greatest dreams. What Lusiphur doesn't know is this will make him insane so the demon can feed off his soul. What the demon doesn't know is that Lusiphur is just plain mean when he's cornered...

Issue 9: A doppelhanger comes to feed off Lusiphur's soul (he must not have seen what happened to the dream demon). When the demon assumes the form of Lusiphur's best friend there is hell to pay.

Issue 10: A departure from regular continuity, Lusiphur sits in a bar waiting for a storm to clear and tells the patrons the sad tale of two twins, doomed to unhappiness.

Issue 11: Yet another dream, or should I say nightmare. Lusiphur's grip on his sanity is slipping.

Issue 12: Lusiphur pays a visit to his ex-wife who is a powerful witch. There he acquires a lamp that will take him on his adventures in the next graphic novel The Desert of the Third Sin.

Are you still reading? Buy the book already! You'll thank me later.

This is a collection of Drew Hayes' "I, Lusiphur" series #7-12. Like the previous trade paper back it may seem a little crude to the eye, but it is a wonderful telling of the main character's past. Many comic collectors would rather have all the individual and original copies of the series, but if you haven't the time or the money to do such, this book is a great tool. While the comic is quite violent and dark, there are some hilarious moments that just jump off the page and make you go back and read them again.

I was EXTREMELY pleased with this book. I just love this book and I am so excited to finally have a book to help my 3 granddaughters see Christmas beyond the commercialized Christmas. I have for many years struggled with how to teach my granddaughters the true meaning of Christmas and the sacrifice Jesus made for each of us. Furthermore, I did not want to have them shut down on me. This book keeps it fun and interesting for them.
I never felt comfortable with Santa being the main theme of Christmas. I am so glade that I now have a book to read every Christmas to my granddaughters. Moreover, it is a book for all ages. It is a fun book with wonderful illustrations. Every Christian should have this book in their home, without a doubt. I highly recommend this book to everyone, young and old. I believe anyone who reads this Christmas books will be glade they did. It is my pray that MS. Daniels continues to bless us with her wonderful NOT just about Santa books.

I was EXTREMELY pleased with this book. The Christmas message that it portrays is one of Christ, not commercialism. The TRUE meaning of Christmas -- remembering Jesus Christ and celebrating His birth -- is the main focus of this book. The illustrations are very fun and child friendly. My three daughters have enjoyed this book time and time again since we received it, as well have my wife and I. Santa teaches, using the commonly known and recognized symbols of the Christmas season, about Jesus and His Atonement and reminds us of the true reason for Christmas. My children now cannot think of Santa without thinking about the Savior and His sacrifice for us. This is a MUST HAVE book for every Christian home. It is destined to become a classic. I would recommend this book to anyone, with or without children, without reservation. Finally, Santa is not the focus of Christmas!

If you are curious about the link between Christianity and the Fairy Faith of the Celts, this is the one book you must read. Written by a pastor of the middle ages, who also happens to meet the requirements of a scottish seer, Kirk tells things you probably will never read anywhere else!

I find this book to be filled with truth, at least as it was.

This is one of the must-reads if you're interested in the historical literature of the field.

What a great book! This is a book we will read to the children every Christmas as we set out our snacks for Santa. We now have a new Christmas tradition that we can all share as a family. We recommend it to all families with children or grandchildren.

The illustrations and rhyming type story are classic and full of emotions. The story of a classic family tradition. I always wondered where this tradition had come from and now I know. The illustrations are beautiful and full of life. Everyone that reads this story with there family will love it and probably read it day after day during the Christmas holidays.

My children love the detailed illustrations. I love the reminder that Christmas is about the joy of giving, not just receiving. It takes a full 15 minutes to read this book aloud, but it is well worth the extra snuggle time.

I'm 12 years old and I have been reading this at every christmas I remember. This is great book! It's funny and cute. You have to read this! I gave this now 5 stars and if I could, this would get 100.000 stars!

A wonderful Christmas story. The author tells a wonderful tale for the entire family to enjoy and cherish each holiday season.

John Roth has presented an exhaustive amount of research on Little People in a scholarly and yet available and easy-to-use volume. It is a great resource, and quite helpful in research on this subject. Hard to find, but worth looking for, as it is a unique and valuable tool.

I am a collector of Christmas books. I have four grandchildren who are in various stages of reading. I ask each of them to read me a story when we are together. The artwork and the story are just precious. Even my older grandkids will think this is great - I do.

I plan to display it during Christmas time to allow more people to enjoy it.

Mary Kay

If you loved Twilight, but wished that Stephanie Meyer would have taken the romance to the next level (or further), THIS is the book for you! I loved reading Annika's adventures through the portal and her growing romance with Talvi, the elf. The characters were real and easy to get involved with. Lots of creative plot twists. All and all, an amazing book that is well worth your time and money :)

Blood and Shadows is everything a lover of dark elves will ever need. A detailed account of the history of the race is weaved into a clever narrative making the book a pleasure to read. With religion, culture and society, no question is left unanswered. Finally what all D&D fans have been waiting for has arrived! Any gamer will be delighted with the new feats and gear. Dungeon Masters will find useful tricks throughout the book like new poisons to unleash on their players. This book is a must for anyone looking to add drow into their games.