Lotari

by Freya Pickard

Finding unlooked for assistance and friendship in the Chandarin desert, Erl and Tari are devastated when dire events overtake them, ruining their last chance at reaching Orosturbe.

"I really enjoyed this story. I found myself reading it without noticing the time was passing because I was engrossed in the action.” E Baxter

From finding relatives, to losing new friends, Tari and Erl have a roller coaster of a ride in this tale.

Travelling across the harsh desert sands of the Chandarin, through the Slave City of Rhuminol and beyond, this tale focuses on Erl and Tari as they desperately seek to remain together in their search for Orosturbe.

Readers of Frank Herbert, Robert Jordan and JRR Tolkien will enjoy this on-going series which can be read as individual books or as part of the epic saga that is The Kaerling.

contains scenes of human sacrifice, slavery, torture, violence, racism and sexual assault that some readers might find upsetting.

148 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 10, 2025

About the author

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Reviews

[Jiri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another suspenseful, beautifully written episode in The Kaerling series. I love the way the action moves naturally and seamlessly between the desert and Orosturbe. Erl and Tari have become so dear to me they’ve ceased being mere characters - instead they feel like friends!