Curse of the Elfs

By: Anna del C. Dye

Narrated by: George Tintura

When an immortal race ceases to be immortal, woe to the land.

Ancient legend tells of elfs crossing paths with the dying wizard, Zoltan. The Old Sorcerer’s nefarious deeds had caused the wizarding school to chastise him severely. On his deathbed, Zoltan asked the elfs for help. Losing patience in his delirium, he cursed them.

Now, the immortal elfin race is slowly, but surely dying. Their only hope lies in a servant of kings who must learn to love the elfs, before he will attempt to save them. But no one - elf or mankind - has ever heard of this man. Can the healer be found, before their race is gone forever?

Inspired by Tolkien’s masterpiece, Anna del C. has created a brilliant medieval tale. Curse of the Elfs is full of high adventure, romance, and battles that will leave you awed from beginning to end.

©2010, 2013 Anna del C. Dye (P)2022 Anna del C. Dye

WOW!

loved it! I couldn't stop listening. definitely got my attention (probably should have slept more...lol) absolutely recommend!! very fun book! Author great! Narrator great!!

Another wonder Elf book

I really enjoyed this book. It had a slightly different feel from the other elf books but I think it was because in this we see the "curse" threatening the race of elves. This has everything a fantasy reader will love, epic battles, romance, and a touch of magic. I highly recommend all of these books.

Sweet fantasy romance

Very Tolkien-esque story including orcs, elves, wizards, and humans, along with magic, a curse, and of course, the requisite quest. It was a very sweet young adult story. I thought the romances could have been developed more to make the story more interesting — they were very instalove. I did like how the first romance led to the second. George Tintura voiced all the characters in a great performance of the story.

A vivid medieval landscape!

In "Curse of the Elfs" by Anna del C. Dye, expertly narrated by George Tintura, the immortal elven race faces imminent extinction from a wizard's curse. Dye's writing paints a vivid medieval landscape. Tintura's narration adds an extra layer of enchantment to this high-stakes tale, making it a compelling fantasy read or listen for those eager to embark on an epic journey into a world on the brink of magical demise.

Engaging Fantasy

This was my first experience with Anna del C. Dye's work, and I found it enjoyable. She created a world populated with elves, orcs, humans and a wizard. There was a curse, a quest, and a little bit of romance. Her characters were fun, although a little bland as there wasn't a lot of depth to them. In spite of that, I found the book entertaining and recommend it to others who like this genre. George Tintura's narration was great as he provided different voices for the various characters. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily posted this review.