Days of Joy

Days of Joy: The Story of the Red
Suit is a tale of sweeping proportions. There are
delightful elfin people, loveable anthropomorphic mice, and
other wondrous creatures. Readers will fall in love with the
fairies of the mysterious forest of Oltenia who are the
makers of the secret fairywovencloth. But, all is not as it
seems, and both the North Pole and Oltenia are terrorized by
the deadly soprons who follow the mission outlined in their
holy book to destroy the days of joy forever.
There is much interest in the evolving romantic
relationships of elfin and sopron couples, their friendships
forged through epic adventures and insights into the culture
of elves. Particular attention is paid to their special
magic and remarkable haute cuisine, and an exploration of
the anguish suffered by the iconoclastic, frustrated artist,
Thomas the mouse.
Days of Joy
emanates from a bold adventure that is certain to be loved
by all, from its whimsical opening to its heartstopping
climax when the hero, Elmar meets a deadly sopron in mortal
combat. At its heart is an exploration of moral conduct and
an appreciation of decent behavior that will find favor with
reflective readers of all ages.