Books with title Twilight of the Elves

My name is Aein. The world was not always the way it is now. The night I brought the shifter plague to my kingdom is the night the world ended. The night that I, unwittingly, killed humanity. If I don't find a cure, everyone I love shall be trapped forever in a wolf body, unable to ever shift back to the people I know and love.And so I search for hope.Book One in the complete Twilight Shifters trilogy.

The death of Odin's beloved son, Baldur, heralds the end of all creation--but also a new beginning. But before life can begin again, all must die―including the gods and goddesses themselves. In a battle of epic proportions, Loki and his sons, Surtur, and the giants wage war on the Viking gods. With the fate of the known world hanging in the balance, all bets are off―but one thing is certain: death is not the end, and the end is just the beginning. Each book in this series features educational back matter, writing prompts, discussion questions, and a glossary. And each book in this graphic novel series is sure to engage readers with the weird and wonderful Norse Myths.

Twilight of the Wolves is an epic fantasy following a man cursed by a dying god's blessing, a mute eunuch carrying the dead to the Goddess of Death, and a young girl saved from a burning metropolis only to be raised by the cursed man and two wolf gods. These three lives intersect and become bound together as they walk with gods, watch them die, and hide from the terror that is humanity's lust for violence and destruction. Wandering across countries and cultures, the characters discover the cacophony and contradiction of visions and values that define humanity. They see the collision of cultures highlighting the definitions of civilization and try to find their place within and without them. The past, present, and future haunt the people of this world as they wander on, hoping to find an answer to the questions buried deepest.

"The Twilight of Magic" was written in 1930 by Hugh Lofting (1886-1947), telling about the Middle Ages, when adults and children alike still believed in magic. The tale is full of castles, kings, cavalcades of knights and princesses. The main characters Giles and Anne are nine-year-old twins and the children of a prosperous wagon-wright who is inexplicably in debt. They decide to seek help from Agnes the Applewoman, even though most of the townsfolk think she is an evil witch because she has cats and psychic powers ...

When all light in the universe fades, one hope remains.Her home is destroyed. Her loved ones lost. With nothing but darkness and despair around her, one hope remains. Abagail's stuck in the land of the gods, and the universe is coming apart before her very eyes. The darkling tide, an overwhelming force of demons, has destroyed the universe, and Abagail is the only one who can stop the apocalypse before all light is lost. Prophecy says the time of the gods is coming to an end, but there's one hope left. If Abagail can reason with the dark gods, maybe she can save some shred of the universe. But the darkling gods are vengeful and unforgiving. Can she overcome them, or are the forces of good facing their final moments?Rife with evil magic, dark elves, and whimsical fae, Twilight of the Gods resolves an epic sword and sorcery retelling of Ragnarok from Norse Mythology.Don't wait! Join the adventure when you buy today!˃˃˃ How did you get into stories like this?I didn’t always love teen fantasy books. My favorite book growing up (and to this day) is A Wrinkle in Time, but I didn’t have a love for reading at all. When I reached the seventh grade we had to read books. My teacher didn't have much in way of fantasy fiction, but she had a few. She didn’t care what books we read, so I filled my time with young adult fantasy I bought. She didn't care where the books came from, as long as we were reading.˃˃˃ Who should read this book?I know a lot of adults read teen fantasy books, and that’s awesome. There’s nothing too graphic in my book, and while there’s a tiny bit of swearing, I’ve read much worse. The real audience I was going for are those women out there who love fantasy fiction and those looking for awesome heroes, monsters, and lots of young adult fantasy. I find I have a lot in common with women my age, and my characters are typically of the female variety and just starting out in life, so that works. Honestly, these books could work for anyone.˃˃˃ Are there any authors who've shaped your writing?Oh yea, those teen fantasy books I mentioned? They were David Eddings, Mercedes Lackey, and an awesome fantasy fiction series called Dragonlance. I got lost in those pages, reading of wizards, and a dragon quest or two as well as all the magic and monsters! Mercedes Lackey's young adult fantasy really helped me through my teen years, struggling to accept myself as a young gay man. If it wasn’t for her works, things might have been very different for me. I found her just when I needed to.˃˃˃ BOOK CATEGORIES- teen fantasy books- teen series- ya fantasy- Fantasy fiction- young adult fantasy- young adult fantasy adventure- fantasy teen & young adult

Twilight of the Wolves is an epic fantasy following a man cursed by a dying god's blessing, a mute eunuch carrying the dead to the Goddess of Death, and a young girl saved from a burning metropolis only to be raised by the cursed man and two wolf gods. These three lives intersect and become bound together as they walk with gods, watch them die, and hide from the terror that is humanity's lust for violence and destruction. Wandering across countries and cultures, the characters discover the cacophony and contradiction of visions and values that define humanity. They see the collision of cultures highlighting the definitions of civilization and try to find their place within and without them. The past, present, and future haunt the people of this world as they wander on, hoping to find an answer to the questions buried deepest.