The last Stormlord is dead. War has come to the cities of the Quartern. The violent, nomadic Redunners have put every rainlord they could find to the sword and the cities are left without hope. Shale has been betrayed, drugged, and left at the feet of his greatest enemy. Now, he must decide to work with those who have plotted against him or let thousands of the waterless die. He has great power but is no Stormlord. At least, not yet. . . Terelle has escaped the Scarpen in search of her homeland and her people, the mysterious Watergivers. But a desperate message will send her back to find Shale and face her worst fears. The people of the Scarpen are in danger. Shale and Terelle must find a way to save their people and punish those who have destroyed all they ever loved.

Shale is finally free from his greatest enemy. But now, he is responsible for bringing life-giving rain to all the people of the Quartern. He must stretch his powers to the limit or his people will die-if they don't meet a nomad's blade first. And while Shale's own highlords and waterpriests plot against him, his Reduner brother plots his revenge. Terelle is Shale's secret weapon, covertly boosting his powers with her own mystical abilities. But she is compelled by the strange magic of her people and will one day have to leave Shale's side. No one knows what waits for her across the desert, but her people gave the Quartern its first Stormlord and they may save Shale and his people once again-or lead them to their doom. This is the final volume of the epic Stormlord series.

'one of the very best Australian writers of fantasy fiction' NEXUS An absorbing new series about the most precious commodity of all -- water -- from the much-loved author of ISLES OF GLORY terelle, on the run from indentured servitude in a snuggery, finds refuge with a strange old man who paints pictures on water. She is horrified to discover that his floating artworks can fix the future for those portrayed in them. the Cloudmaster and his stormlords keep the land alive with their power over water and rain, but the current Cloudmaster is dying and there is no one to take his place. Meanwhile, the nomadic desert tribes are being brought together under a charismatic leader. Resenting the control of the stormlords, they plan a return to a time of random rain ...

The final chapter in this exciting and popular story of a deadly battle for control of water ... 'It'll keep you up late and make you stay home all day' trudi Canavan on tHE LASt StORMLORDShale is proclaimed Cloudmaster, but he is still under threat. Watergiver priests plot his downfall, his wife cannot be trusted and his own brother wants him dead. the one person he trusts-and needs in order to bring the rain-is forced to leave the land ...terelle, compelled by Watergiver magic to follow Russet, is betrayed and imprisoned by his family. If she cannot return to Shale's side, the Quartern will thirst and its people will die.Kaneth, once a rainlord of the cities, is now a leader of the Reduner rebellion-but it's a battle he and his men cannot win alone. the many forces that must unite to save the Quartern are separated by distance and sundered by ideology. Can anyone-or anything-unite them in time?PRAISE FOR GLENDA LARKE:'sheer virtuosity ... Larke stands out from the crowd' WESt AUStRALIAN on tHE LASt StORMLORD: BOOK ONE 'What a tale! ... this is a GREAt book' AUREALISXPRESS on tHE LASt StORMLORD: BOOK ONE'a dynamic series ... clever and captivating' BOOKSELLER+PUBLISHER on StORMLORD RISING: BOOK tWO'absorbing' HERALD SUN on StORMLORD RISING: BOOK tWO

A halfbreed's search for a mysterious slave woman leads her to a lawless land of dark dunmagic and an evil that poses a threat to all the Isles of Glory.

The unassuming Sky Plains healer Gilfeather is drawn into the adventure of a lifetime, as he joins a warrior and a sorceress on a quest to overcome a ruthless dunmagicker whose lust for dark power places the entirety of the Glory Isles in danger.

Ligea Gayed has been lied to once too often. Now she has turned against her former employer, the secretive Brotherhood of the Tyrans Empire, and must evade Favonius and his Jackals while also recruiting others to fight with her. Yet, despite her best efforts, a rebellion is hard to come by. Except within her own family, of course. Ligea's son, Arrant, is prey to feelings of inadequacy, and is angry about his mother's relationship with a man who is not his father. Unable to accept what is happening to him, he becomes susceptible to the blandishments of his mother's enemies. Worse still, in the middle of a war he is a Magoroth unable to control or use his power in a constructive way. In seeking to punish Ligea for her relationship with Brand, Arrant and those around him might well lose everything . . .