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The Elf and the Larp: Book One
- Narrated by: Erin Thomas
- Length: 5 hrs and 12 mins
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The Elf and the Larp: Book One
Narrated by:
Erin Thomas
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Publisher's Summary
In the land of Ferrin, Faylinn, a half-elf/half-orc woman, lives with her mother and works the life of a farmer enduring bigotry and cruelty.
Until one fateful day, she is accidentally saved by a human ranger named Brian in the woods near her home.
The problem is Brian is not a real ranger. He is a live-action role player that was somehow transported to her world.
Can the two solve the mystery of how Brian ended up in Ferrin while avoiding the land’s perils and, most importantly...killing each other?
From the mind of Kipjo K. Ewers comes a comical fantasy tale for the ages. Find out what happens when fantasy meets roleplay in the Elf and the LARP.
©2020 Kipjo K Ewers (P)2021 Kipjo K Ewers
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