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A Feast For Wolves
A Fantasy Novella by Ben Galley
Companion Book to the Emaneska Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Epic Fantasy,
- Military Fantasy,
- Norse-Inspired Fantasy,
- Mage Fantasy,
- Prequel
This book is for you if you're into...
- Mages investigating murder accusations with war looming
- Norse-inspired fantasy with Sirens and magical politics
- Stories set in the Emaneska world before the main series
The Long Winter creeps southwards. Trouble brews in the north. The looming shadow of war stretches over Emaneksa.
When the Sirens of Nelska come south to Krauslung with accusations of murder and threats of war, it falls to Written mages Tyrfing and Beleketh to unravel the truth. If the accusations are true, it means Arka mages have gone rogue in the north near Siren borders. Written mages are trained to be the very best. Little threatens them, but when Written must face Written, chaos will reign.
Battling time, lies, and the elements, Tyrfing and Beleketh must put a stop to betrayal before war is declared, and Emaneska is changed forever.
Set long before The Emaneska Series, A Feast For Wolves tells the tale of Farden's uncle Tyrfing and the brewing war between Siren and Arka. For more epic norse fantasy and more from the dark world of Emaneska, read The Emaneska Series and The Scalussen Chronicles.
with Ben Galley “ I love to create deep, high concept fantasy worlds, packed with magic and mythology wrapped up in intricate characters working through emotional storylines. ”
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