Praise for Irina the Wolf Queen by Leah Swann
　　‘[A] charming children’s fantasy … a winning combination, handled with an imaginative focus that should keep younger readers immersed.’ Cameron Woodhead, The Sydney Morning Herald

　　‘Leah Swann has mastered the magical art of story writing for children. Right from beginning to end the story grips you with a wealth and richness of character, adventure and atmosphere. It plucks at our emotions and fears, but never tips into mere sentimentality …’ Melbourne primary school teacher, Ali Staley

　　‘Leah Swann’s writing is rich and evocative. The Ragnor Trilogy is the perfect introduction to a time-honoured and much-loved genre.’ Jen Storer, bestselling author of Truly Tan
　　Stolen at birth. Raised by wolves. Hunted down by evil magicians …
　　Irina: the Trilogy tells the magical adventures of a fierce princess who learns wisdom, her friend the gentle Andor who learns his strength, and Irina’s loyal wolf-brother Durrell.
　　These three gripping tales of friendship, truth and the power of redemption, are presented here together for the very first time.
　　Melbourne writer Leah Swann has conjured a trilogy of fantastic stories for the young (and young at heart). Irina the Wolf Queen is a heroine both brave and beautiful – with the cunning and daring of an animal and the wit and intelligence of a human. Irina is destined for greatness, but at every turn she is confronted by evil …

LEAH SWANN
　　Leah Swann’s short stories and poems have appeared in Review of Australian Fiction 2012, The Best Australian Stories (2011), Award Winning Australian Writing 2011, page seventeen, Australian Country Style, Masthead and Reflecting on Melbourne. Her first book, Bearings, a collection of short stories and a novella, was shortlisted for the Dobbie Award in 2012. Book I of the Ragnor Trilogy, Irina the Wolf Queen, was published in 2012; Book II, Irina and the White Wolf, was published in 2013; and Book III, Irina and the Lost Book, was published in 2014. Leah lives with her family in Melbourne.