Jefri Juwahir Publishes Short Stories of Survival in TALES FROM THE BLACK WOLF

Author Jefri Juwahir tells three short stories of courage and survival in his new book, "Tales from the Black Wolf: A compilation of short stories from the fantasy realm" (published by Trafford Publishing).

"I read a lot of fantasy books when I was younger and had always wanted to write one," Juwahir explains. "Fantasy authors like Margaret Weis, David Eddings and Tolkien had inspired me a lot."

Each unique story in "Tales from the Black Wolf" pits a hero against darkness and is packed with fierce battles and encounters with magical creatures. In the first story, the main character is the hero Kylundir. He narrates the tale, which begins when his band of heroes engages in battle with the forces of Bane, the demon king.

The second story revolves around a warrior named Emelia and her father, Cronus, who travel into the Sacorrum forest to rid it of its curse. In the last story, a prisoner called Drakius goes up against a colossal creature bent on killing him in the Blood Arena.

"I want readers to be able to connect with the main characters and feel as though they are part of the story themselves," Juwahir writes. "I want to encourage the masses in reading, especially the fantasy genre."

"Tales from the Black Wolf"
By Jefri Juwahir
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 98 pages | ISBN 9781466934863
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 98 pages | ISBN 9781466934856
E-Book | 98 pages | ISBN 9781466934870
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Jefri Juwahir lives in Singapore with his wife and three children. He works in a multinational company during the day and toils away at his hobbies of fantasy writing and drawing at night. He began dabbling in fantasy writing and creature illustrations when he was 15 years old. This is his first published book.

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