Wyvern (Elfhome)
Customers who viewed this item also viewed. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Product description Product Description Wyvern is a short story set on the world of Elfhome, shortly after the first Startup. Kindle Edition File Size: Amazon Australia Services, Inc. Customers who bought this item also bought. The Black Wolves of Boston. The Flowers of Vashnoi: Share your thoughts with other customers. Write a customer review. Showing of 2 reviews. Top Reviews Most recent Top Reviews. There was a problem filtering reviews right now.
Please try again later. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. Part of Elfhome it gives insight into Stormsong. Wyvern armor explained, not enough about the railway, some magic tricks explained. A human influence on Stormsong, a beginning of her fascination of human culture. A mutual understanding of cultural differences and respect. I do like the fleshing out of a character and the continuing of world building. The story is more about what happens when experts who are used to being the best of their world meet.
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Sometimes the mirror is harsh when you see your other half. Apr 22, Beth rated it really liked it. Story about very early days after Pittsburg landed on Elfhome. Interesting characters -- both irritated with the other for Doesn't enhance the 'known' storyline, but it is an interesting peek into what the first days were like.
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And who doesn't wan Story about very early days after Pittsburg landed on Elfhome. And who doesn't want more Stormsong?
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Jul 17, Maddy Barone rated it it was amazing. Quick, quick read, but satisfying. I love to hop back into a familiar world, and something short like this gives me a taste without trapping me in the world for hours that I don't have. Grab an old favorite to skim a few favorite scenes before bed and end up going to bed 3 hours past your bedtime? Me too Now I'm dying to read the next Tinker book. Want to know more about what happened when Pittsburg first started moving from Earth to Elfhome.
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This is a good short story to give so background and to meet some of the characters in the novels. It is short and will not take long to read. If you like the Elfhome books pick this one up. Apr 28, T. This ebook novella was available for free on the publisher's website as part of a collection. A too-short story with Stormsong, one of Tinker's guard from the Elfhome series. A satisfying story that reads like an Aesop's fable.
Sep 20, Jo rated it it was ok.
Jul 21, Riayl rated it liked it Shelves: Fun little short story! Mar 02, Elizabeth rated it it was amazing Shelves: This is a nice little short story that gives a little background in the Elfhome universe.
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There isn't much to it but it is still awesome and well worth the short time it will take. May 21, Julia rated it liked it. Aug 08, Phoenix rated it really liked it. Tinker stopped with a sigh. Jewel Tear on Stone is currently the head of the Stone Clan. She and Forest Moss on Stone are also work- ing with the prince and the viceroy.
It made for an easy excuse.
Not that it had even occurred to her to join in the combat. Earth Son was killed by his own people within a week of arriving. What happens to his share? Will the Wind Clan still be giving up that land? Is it true that they will also receive part of the city? Until the Stone Clan responds, all negotiations have been put on hold.
It was tempting and terrifying at the same time to know that the sekasha could stop this interview cold. The female sekasha had spent decades living in Pittsburgh, reveling in the human culture. Her perfect white-tipped fingernails tapped the dark honey-colored stones. The pendant had an insect trapped within the fossilized resin.
She scanned the sekasha. Those working as Blades had spread out to secure the area while Pony and Stormsong continued to flank Tinker, working as Shields. Blue Sky was just one of the many bastard half-elves in Pittsburgh, most of whom were born to human women with a sexual obsession with elves. Blue, though, was the only one with a sekasha father: Blue Sky drifted among the adult sekasha, dressed in a miniature version of the wyvern-scale armor. The little half-elf lacked the spell tattoos that scrolled down the arms of the adults and the magically sharp wooden ejae sword but had a bow and quiver of spell arrows slung across his back.
At a distance, the only noticeably human thing about him was his short hair, gelled into spikes. He was one of her best friends. Their neighbors are afraid that the Wyverns had executed Blue Sky. Chloe was obviously in full reporter mode. It reminded Tinker, though, that thousands of humans were going to witness the conversation.
Things were rocky enough in Pittsburgh without Chloe stirring up resentment against the royal forces. John Montana, though, had been given little choice in giving up his baby brother.
He was a good, sweet kid, but in a race he was pure steel. Despite being tiny for his age, he was also very good at fighting. John asked me as a close personal friend to take Blue Sky into my household and see that he learns everything he needs to know to live among elves for the next ten thousand years. All true and innocuous, although not the complete truth. The fight training, though, was slowly winning him over. Tinker nodded, surprised that Chloe could put a name to a male that been dead for five years. Then again, elves were immortal; the traitorous Sparrow was the only other elf that Tinker had ever heard of being killed.
Blue Sky drifted across the pavement to stop beside Tinker. Tinker had hit five foot tall—and then stopped growing—at thirteen. It was a point of pride with him that he was tall enough now to be shoulder to shoulder with her and he usually took every opportunity to prove it. Apparently there been some unspoken sekasha consensus that Chloe was dangerous. Tinker bumped shoulders with him to get his attention and then scowled hard at him.
The last thing she wanted was Blue throwing himself between her and the type of danger that came looking for her. Chloe watched the interaction with interest. Will the two of you be riding against each other once that happens?