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The Traitor Spy Trilogy · after The Rogue

The Traitor Queen

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The Traitor Spy finale: Sonea crosses Sachaka to deal with the rebels, and Lorkin has to choose a side

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Not required. It's left out of the main story but is part of the full chronological order.

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Quick recap

Sonea sets out for Sachaka to negotiate with the Traitors for the Guild, alongside her old rival Regin, and along the way King Amakira imprisons Lorkin. The Traitors, led by Savara, go to war against the Ashaki and reach Arvice. Amakira kills himself rather than surrender, and Savara becomes queen of Sachaka, with Tyvara as ambassador to Kyralia. In Imardin, Cery sets a trap for Skellin with Lilia and Kallen in the tunnels under the Guild, but it fails. Skellin kidnaps Anyi, and Cery dies of a heart attack in Gol's arms. Lilia tracks Skellin to a boat and kills him with black magic. Lorandra slashes Anyi's throat and kills herself, and Lilia keeps Anyi alive until Rothen arrives.

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Trivia

  1. Behind the scenesWrapped in 2012

    The Traitor Queen came out in August 2012 and closed the Traitor Spy Trilogy. After it, Canavan moved on to Millennium's Rule, set in a new world.

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  2. Behind the scenesMore Kyralia?

    Maybe. Canavan has ideas for a story set about 20 years after the Traitor Spy books, but says there isn't enough yet for a trilogy.

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  3. Behind the scenesWhat about a movie?

    Canavan has a film agent waiting for the right offer on the rights and says she'll tell fans if she sells them. Nothing has been announced so far.

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