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Elf Defense

by Esther M. Friesner · 1988

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When the elven king Kelerison arrives in Godwin's Corners, Connecticut to reclaim the mortal woman who fled from him, he finds himself face to face with a formidableand unexpectedopponent: divorce lawyer Sandra Horowitz. The author of New York by Knight brings a fresh comic spirit to the fantasy genre in this upbeat story of modern suburbia's battle with the world of faerie.

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Audience
adult

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