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What Do You Say to a Naked Elf? [Mass Market Paperback]

Cheryl Sterling (Author)
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  • Mass Market Paperback: 326 pages
  • Publisher: Love Spell (4 Jan 2005)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0505526190
  • ISBN-13: 978-0505526199
  • Product Dimensions: 16 x 10.7 x 2.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,098,383 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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4.0 out of 5 stars Very Funny 11 Mar 2005
By Book Addict TOP 500 REVIEWER
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Jane Drysdale supplements her income with "Realm of Pleasures" parties, selling sex toys, lotions and other such paraphernalia. Driving home from her latest party she loses control of her vehicle and hits a rabbit (in fact she could swear the bunny sort of morphed into a human before she lost consciousness). Waking in the presence of a group of men who disparagingly refer to her as mortal confuses her; however Jane is soon made all too aware that she faces possible death for the murder of Tivat the Elf (aka the bunny). She finds herself transported to the magical world of Lowth, home of fairies, elves, evil wizards and sandobbles (semi-sentient quicksand creatures) to stand trial for murder. Jane however is not one to sit idly by and let the powers that be dictate her fate (even if they are magical beings). She has no problem defending herself, nevertheless she is attracted to her lawyer Charlie the Whelphite (½ Elf ½ Fairy) so for the moment is content to remain in the kingdom of Sylthia. In fact she has some pretty interesting thoughts regarding Charlie's wings and sets out to seduce him - the rather strait-laced lawyer doesn't have a chance. Jane enters the placid Lowth like a whirling dervish and her presence soon causes chaos. Within hours of her stay she discovers Lowth has bestowed magical powers on her, found in a possibly compromising position with the decrepit King of Sylthia and that's only the beginning. In just a few short weeks she seems set to radically change Lowth society. Women now have undergarments and sex toys, skirt lengths become shorter and it appears Jane is exactly what is needed to stop the Dymynsh (a scourge that is slowly leaching the life from Lowth and its people)....
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Amusing mix of romance and fantasy 16 Aug 2006
By Marshall Lord TOP 100 REVIEWER
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This book is a light-hearted and entertaining mix of light romance and magical fantasy.

At the start of the book, the heroine, Jane Drysdale, has a very ordinary life in Michigan with a dead-end job, supplementing her income by organising the local equivalent of Ann Summers parties. She's driving home when a rabbit runs onto the road and into her car.

Next thing she knows, a group of elves arrest her on a charge of murder, claiming that the rabbit was an elf in disguise. Naturally at first she thinks she's been kidnapped by lunatics wearing Spock ears. But in fact she is has been taken to Sylthia in the magical world of Lowth, and soon finds herself on trial for her life. The only bright spot is her seriously attractive defence lawyer. This is only the start of a series of insane adventures.

There is a lot of very amusing humour, particularly the fact that Jane has a tendancy to outrageous frankness and cannot resist putting into her conversation references to earth films and books which completely confuse the elves, faries etc she is speaking to.

"What do you say to a naked elf" appears to be written more for a female than male audience but if I'm anything of a sample it is funny enough that at least some men would also enjoy it.

I was rather reminded of Linnea Sinclair's books which mix romance and science fiction in a similar way to the mix here of romance and fantasy, except that Sterling's book is several degrees raunchier. Anyone who enjoyed Sinclair's books such as "An accidental goddess" or "Finders Keepers" might quite possibly also like "What do you say to a naked elf", and vice versa.
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9 of 13 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A giggle of a book! 9 Feb 2006
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A good laugh, but a quick read (3 hrs it took me). Give it a go - I think it would be a very good book to take on holiday and reed at the airport when your flight is delayed.

If you want a serious romance story, you should look elsewhere, but for a bit of light-hearted lovey-dovey stuff (with a smidgen of red hot thrown in for good luck), then give 'What do you say to a naked elf?' a try.

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