Blackwood

It is the 875 year of the Third Era, and a young Agrian named Prime has built up a reputation; a reputation that has got him noticed.Having received a lucrative offer of work, he and his friends travel to the affluent trading city of Bahvil, sparking a series of events that would forever change the course of the years to come, and irreparably changing the fate of the very land itself in the process.Together they will fight against mysteries and foes alike - be it in fierce battles or against those who prefer slight-of-hand tactics - always ready to bring aid and watch each other's back. Written as extracts from the journal of the narrator (Prime), witness first-hand the loves and hardships that would make him the man he came to be. Set in a medieval, lightly fantastical land, BLACKWOOD: Count of Bahvil is the first step into a world inhabited by colourful and varying characters of countless possibility - even if they don't yet know it.

H. Sulfwin grew up admiring the heathered hills and rolling mountains of Scotland, often going on long walks and hikes and getting lost (not literally, thankfully) in the green forests and woodland, and the great rocky boundaries between lochs, waterfalls and the peaks of mountains, admiring the castles and villages as they were passed. This, combined with a love of storytelling that started from a young age and a passion for medieval knights and dragons, led ol' Sulfwin down the path of becoming an author.