Tinker spends a lot of time swooning over the beautiful elf that stumbles into her operation and quickly falls for her. There are romantic elements to this book, though one couldn’t accurately categorize it under the romance genre. Tinker, the protagonist, has the mechanical genius to connect science and magic, creating an interesting amalgam. While magic exists in fantastical forms in the Elven lands, Earth has learned to quantify magic using science. In the first Elfhome book, Wen Spencer creates a world that merges science with magic to great effect.
Staying focused on her primary priority, her first date, becomes a challenge, even with her planet-sized intelligence and a junkyard dog. Tinker soon enters into situations she could have hardly ever imagined, this including a conflict with the Elven Interdimensional Agency, the NSA, and even the Elven court, not to mention technology smugglers.
Her life changes when an Elven noble is chased into her scrap yard by a pack of wargs. Tinker is an inventor and the owner of a salvage business. Tinker: In the near future, Pittsburg and the land of the elves exist side by side. Best Wen Spencer BooksĪnyone looking to understand Wen Spencer’s style of writing will appreciate these, some of the best books she has written: A winner of the Sapphire Award in 2003, the author has also been nominated for the Romantic Times Review Choice Award (Best Fantasy). Campbell Award (Best Book) in 2002 and then took the prize home in 2003. Wen Spencer was nominated for the John W. She has admitted that her love for those two mediums deeply impacts the stories she writes and approaches she takes to storytelling. Wen Spencer is a fan of Japanese anime and manga. Her inventiveness is unique her concepts separate from the typical urban fantasy stories that litter the book shelves today. Her stories, about alien protagonists with werewolf relatives and brilliant women who transform into elves, take science fiction and fantasy literature to the next level. While science fiction and fantasy authors are a dime a dozen today, Spencer is something special.
Spencer’s novels often revolve around characters with extraordinary abilities comparable to those of vampires and werewolves from conventional literature.īecause she spent two decades living in Pittsburg, it probably comes as no surprise that so many of her stories are set in that particular location. The resident of Hilo, Hawaii has a passionate love for science fiction and fantasy, and this can be seen in the several books she has written since 2001.
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