Santa’s Elves Series:
The Thing About Elves

The saga of Santa’s Elves continue! In the first book, The View From Santa’s Sleigh, Santa brings home beautiful Tessa for Jedrick. This time, when Tessa and Jedrick are expecting twins, Tessa’s best friend, Angie, decides she needs to come to the North Pole for her friend. Never mind that she’s a nurse and she’s had her eye on Jedrick’s brother, Ardan, who happens to be the elves’ doctor. Sparks fly when these two finally get together and when a tragedy threatens to pull them a part, Ardan must decide whether he can finally take a chance on love.

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Santa’s Elves
Books 1- 3 in Santa’s Elves series
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The View From Santa’s Sleigh

The Thing About Elves

An Elf’s Desire

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Excerpt – The Thing About Elves

“What’s the matter now?” he practically barked out.
“My, my…aren’t we sensitive today?” She clucked her tongue and stepped back to look at him.
“You are trying my patience,” he growled and turned to her. She barely came to his shoulders and just one look told him he should consider devouring her rather than pushing her away. God…did she have to stand so close to him? He wanted so badly to lean into her. And he knew what leaning into her would cause.
“I just wanted you to know that Jedrick called. Apparently, Tessa isn’t feeling well today and he’s sure they will be in later.”
“How many times is that now?” Ardan shook his head. “They just need to be patient.”
“This hasn’t been the easiest pregnancy. Carrying twins is difficult at best and even minor problems can quickly turn into major ones.”
“I understand that and Tessa has received the best of care.”
“I know.”
Ardan watched as Angie turned and surveyed the room, taking each and every detail. His heart began to beat faster.
“You know you can be proud of this room and of the health care system you’ve brought to Santa and the community living here.”
“I know,” Ardan began and sighed. The overwhelming sense that he missed something pressed on him.
“I hear a ‘but’ in there somewhere. Just what’s the problem, Ardan? Am I finally getting on your nerves?” she winked at him.
Stepping back he looked down at her. Was he that transparent? He drew himself up to tower over her. “Your incessant chatter does put me on edge sometimes.”
He could almost feel the deep chuckle in her throat. It was as if a cat were purring.
“Are you sure it’s that? Maybe it’s my quick wit or sexy body that’s thrown you off?” she leaned into him. “Surely, you can’t resist me forever.”
Ardan snorted. Resist, indeed. “Madam, I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
“Sure you do. You just don’t want to admit it, big boy. You want me,” she closed her eyes as if breathing in his scent just like he had done moments before when he had his back turned to her. “And I want you.”
Slowly, she slid a finger up his leg and under his lab coat. If that hand or finger went an inch higher, she would know that he lied. Still, he tried to will his body to obey his commands. Human women were off limits. Angie’s hand continued its journey up his leg and he knew he was lost. How was he going to explain this?
She leaned back, looked up and chuckled. “What do we have here?”
Ardan almost felt physically sick. He hadn’t let a human woman touch him since college and here this one was practically in his pants. He cleared his throat. “I don’t know what you mean.”
“And you call yourself a doctor?” She stood on tiptoes and pulled him down to her. “Maybe I’ll have to teach you,” she whispered in his ear as her tongue snaked out and gently caressed the flesh.


Reviews – The Thing About Elves

“The Thing About Elves by Lynn Crain is the second book from her Santa’s Elves series and is a wonderful addition. I loved this book, not only for its’ characters but also for the story, it sparkled with love and sensual heat….I loved this book, not only because of the Holiday season but also because love can happen to those that swear they’ll never fall in love. Love has no reason or rhyme, it just happens and when it does you need to hold on with both hands and enjoy the ride. And that is exactly what Ms Crain has created with this book, hold on and enjoy it for the fun, love and adventure it has within its’ pages.”

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review by: Mahaira Fatima, JERR
Her best friend’s impending delivery brings Angie Hudson to North Pole and into the clinic of gorgeous elf doctor, Ardan Locklin. Soon she realizes that she had another reason to stay. Ardan has been hurt before and would not allow this human woman crumble his defenses. How on earth is Angie going to change his mind about love and humans?
Beautiful and lively Angie is a devoted nurse and equally compassionate for both her elf and human patients and at the same time very in tuned with her sexuality. Having a harsh childhood, this sexy little kitten hides her dreams of a family of her own behind a playful nature and laughter. Ardan has the pointy ears but lacks the mischievousness of elves and appears to be quite in control of himself and his magic. He is determined not to give in to his attraction for his frisky human nurse but who can fight fate! As their relationship graduates from sneaky glances to flirty touches we are gifted with some out-of-this-world sex. But great sex is just not enough, no matter how deeply attracted and hopelessly tempted you are, love is something that is needed to build a life around and the readers gets this message loud and clear as Angie and Ardan’s budding relationship prospers. Ms. Crain has used the winter wonderland of the North Pole effectively as a wonderful setting of this tale. A little more humor, clever one-liners and a dash of Angie’s quirkiness would have done wonders to the story, as I am sure Angie is capable of carrying any situation on her shoulders, with aplomb. I felt the ending was handled very well, though I didn’t find the beginning of the story as good, but the stark beauty of it all is sure to draw you in. Go ahead find love in unusual places and never let it go.


Elf Ardan is a health-care practitioner at the North Pole. A product of the best schools, he is an excellent physician and possesses everything he could ask for--except love, which he definitely refuses. He hasn't been near a human woman since the ill-fated college encounter, but he's having a terrible time refusing sexy petite obstretical nurse Angie who tries to be all over him at work, all the time.
Ardan has refused to ever again participate in sex only for its own sake, without love. His experience long ago has soured him on that. But surprisingly, after the delivery of a pair of large twins by C-section, Ardan decides to take Angie to his home to recuperate since she is clearly dead on her feet. Application of a little elven healing magic won't hurt either. As usually happens, one thing leads to another, and hot elven-human intimacy ensues. The next difficult will be in maintaining the relationship.
The Thing About Elves is a sizzling story of intimacy and romance set against the background of Santa's community of elves headquartered at the North Pole. Lynn Crain does a tasty job of communicating human-elven sensuality in great detail. The characters are interestingly done and the descriptive setting is, quite literally, magical.
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