Kooriime--pronounced koh-oh-ree-may--is a hidden island paradise tucked away from the rest of the world. It serves as a home to the Elves, a beautiful super race living a peaceful existence, unaware that a group of seedy international scientists are preparing to throw their world into turmoil.

Ris Evangalarya, who was stolen from Kooriime at a very young age, spends the better part of his childhood as a lab experiment in Hungary. He is rescued by a branch of the Elven military, called the Traveling Army. Ris falls in love with his savior Adriaan who he is separated from, and then reunited with in his adulthood while living in New York City. Ris, having suffered tremendously during his adolescence, battles with his own inner turmoil as he slowly puts together the broken pieces of his life, and hopes to eventually find solace in his savior.

Azurelli Ammamiilliia's life in paradise was perfect until one fateful day when he was abducted from the beach, along with his mother and sister, by an invading mob of scientists. He spends his time in a prison in Antarctica struggling to keep his mother and sister from starving to death, and befriends Meilynn--a young Elven man in pursuit of a respectable Elven marriage, and his brother Sayten who is eventually chosen by the scientists for experimentation and is dissected alive in front of his family who watches helplessly. Also in the same cell is Fierohaan Orrebbiore who, through acts of courage and bravery, tries his best to save the lives of his co-captives, and finds love in the most unlikely person.

After being separated from his family and placed in a laboratory prison in Greenland, Rockliiastan Avalanche is reunited with what's left of them on the great ship of the Traveling Army. Once brought to a hideaway in New York, he learns of the dangers of the foreign metropolis the hard way and sells his body to feed his family, proving that there is nothing he wouldn't do for the people he loves. Dionollah, an orphan neglected by society, finds himself in an Icelandic laboratory after attempting to fight off masked scientists whose submarine washed up on a beach. Once his consciousness is regained, he teams up with a dangerous and eccentric thief to plot their escape from the lab.

In this fantasy tale, the Elves embark on a journey filled with dreams, danger, love, and hope for a new future.

There is life after death--and a lover for every soul.

Kooriime--pronounced koh-oh-ree-may--is a hidden island paradise tucked away from the rest of the world; it serves as a home to a race of Elves. When seven Elves are stolen from their homes and taken to New York City, they are set adrift in a world they don't know. Burdened by the grief of being separated from their home and loved ones, the seven do all they can to survive this strange new existence. Can they find their way home again? Can they find happiness in their new home?

In this dark, urban romance, the Elves and their new human neighbors do their best to build new lives. The Elves must now learn to cope with very human problems, such as prejudice and the complications of relationships. Despite their best efforts to fit in, they introduce an otherworldly, supernatural quality to every experience.

Azure falls in love with Airina, a normal and very human New Yorker. Meilynn wins the love of mean and intolerant Selindah. Sayten seduces Fiero, a doctor-in-training, after being rescued from scientific experimentation. Rocklii, on his search for requited love, attempts to seduce the stoic security guard Dion, who has been rejected by Elven society.

It was a day wherein we deeply felt Life's twin blade of beauty and of brutality. In the midst of this desert of destruction, we blossomed as a rose of rarer beauty. Our faith grew exceedingly and our love beautifully abounded. God's grace was sufficient, for on that notable day His strength was made perfect in our weakness. Though our lives were forever changed, we were forever united as a nation.
Such time of sorrow failed to fade America the Beautiful. Religious Hate came forward out of the shadows so we could see it. We put on the breastplate of faith and love and survived the attack of the enemy.
This book is a timeless treasure of memorial poems of September 11. So read We Remember and remember not only the brutality of religious haters but also the beauty of a merciful God.

Kooriime--pronounced koh-oh-ree-may--is a hidden island paradise tucked away from the rest of the world. It serves as a home to the Elves, a beautiful super race living a peaceful existence, unaware that a group of seedy international scientists are preparing to throw their world into turmoil.

Ris Evangalarya, who was stolen from Kooriime at a very young age, spends the better part of his childhood as a lab experiment in Hungary. He is rescued by a branch of the Elven military, called the Traveling Army. Ris falls in love with his savior Adriaan who he is separated from, and then reunited with in his adulthood while living in New York City. Ris, having suffered tremendously during his adolescence, battles with his own inner turmoil as he slowly puts together the broken pieces of his life, and hopes to eventually find solace in his savior.

Azurelli Ammamiilliia's life in paradise was perfect until one fateful day when he was abducted from the beach, along with his mother and sister, by an invading mob of scientists. He spends his time in a prison in Antarctica struggling to keep his mother and sister from starving to death, and befriends Meilynn--a young Elven man in pursuit of a respectable Elven marriage, and his brother Sayten who is eventually chosen by the scientists for experimentation and is dissected alive in front of his family who watches helplessly. Also in the same cell is Fierohaan Orrebbiore who, through acts of courage and bravery, tries his best to save the lives of his co-captives, and finds love in the most unlikely person.

After being separated from his family and placed in a laboratory prison in Greenland, Rockliiastan Avalanche is reunited with what's left of them on the great ship of the Traveling Army. Once brought to a hideaway in New York, he learns of the dangers of the foreign metropolis the hard way and sells his body to feed his family, proving that there is nothing he wouldn't do for the people he loves. Dionollah, an orphan neglected by society, finds himself in an Icelandic laboratory after attempting to fight off masked scientists whose submarine washed up on a beach. Once his consciousness is regained, he teams up with a dangerous and eccentric thief to plot their escape from the lab.

In this fantasy tale, the Elves embark on a journey filled with dreams, danger, love, and hope for a new future.

There is life after death--and a lover for every soul.

Kooriime--pronounced koh-oh-ree-may--is a hidden island paradise tucked away from the rest of the world; it serves as a home to a race of Elves. When seven Elves are stolen from their homes and taken to New York City, they are set adrift in a world they don't know. Burdened by the grief of being separated from their home and loved ones, the seven do all they can to survive this strange new existence. Can they find their way home again? Can they find happiness in their new home?

In this dark, urban romance, the Elves and their new human neighbors do their best to build new lives. The Elves must now learn to cope with very human problems, such as prejudice and the complications of relationships. Despite their best efforts to fit in, they introduce an otherworldly, supernatural quality to every experience.

Azure falls in love with Airina, a normal and very human New Yorker. Meilynn wins the love of mean and intolerant Selindah. Sayten seduces Fiero, a doctor-in-training, after being rescued from scientific experimentation. Rocklii, on his search for requited love, attempts to seduce the stoic security guard Dion, who has been rejected by Elven society.

Unknown to the humans who hanged innocent people at the Salem Witch Trials, real witches of the hidden race were slaughtered on the belief that they had betrayed the hiddens to the humans. Not one witch survived the genocide, or so it was believed for more than three hundred years. One day a girl named Aradia moves to Salem, Massachusetts, and all that changes

It was a day wherein we deeply felt Life's twin blade of beauty and of brutality. In the midst of this desert of destruction, we blossomed as a rose of rarer beauty. Our faith grew exceedingly and our love beautifully abounded. God's grace was sufficient, for on that notable day His strength was made perfect in our weakness. Though our lives were forever changed, we were forever united as a nation.
Such time of sorrow failed to fade America the Beautiful. Religious Hate came forward out of the shadows so we could see it. We put on the breastplate of faith and love and survived the attack of the enemy.
This book is a timeless treasure of memorial poems of September 11. So read We Remember and remember not only the brutality of religious haters but also the beauty of a merciful God.