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Only a traitor can save them.

When sailors came to Ardhi’s homeland, they plundered not only its riches, but its magic too. Now disgraced islander Ardhi must retrieve what was stolen, but there are ruthless men after this power, men who will do anything to possess it. . .

Sorcerers, pirates, and thieves collide in this thrilling sequel to Glenda Larke’s epic fantasy adventure, The Lascar’s Dagger.

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The Forsaken Lands

The Lascar's Dagger is a brilliant, complex, entertaining start to a new series, with deeply-considered cultures and characters, a plot that grabs hold and doesn't let go, exotic settings, and mysterious powers apparently determined to change the fate of anyone who comes near them. Outstanding all the way to the last word...which left me panting for more. Glenda Larke tops my chart.
Elizabeth Moon
"Magic, religion, and the spice trade combine in this intriguing series launch... This is an absorbing political fantasy that bodes well for the rest of the series."
Publishers Weekly on The Lascar's Dagger
"What a tale...This is a GREAT book."
Aurealis magazine on The Last Stormlord
"In her previous novels Larke has demonstrated an enviable skill. With this novel she moves into the realm of sheer virtuosity."
The West Australian on The Last Stormlord
"Rich world building will capture the reader's interest. With a forceful heroine who is mature and experienced, Larke crafts a fantastic tale that moves beyond a typical coming-of-age fantasy. "
RT Book Reviews on The Aware

On Sale: Jan 13, 2015
Publisher: Hachette Audio
ISBN-13: 9781478983620

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Glenda Larke

About the Author

Glenda Larke was born in Western Australia and trained as a teacher. She has taught English in Australia, Vienna, Tunisia and Malaysia. Glenda has two children and lives in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with her husband.

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