If you loved the relentless, world-shaping quest of Rand al'Thor and his friends as they battled the Dark One in A Memory of Light, you'll find The Way of Kings just as compelling. The story follows multiple characters like Kaladin and Dalinar as they fight to unite a fractured world and face a looming cataclysm, all driven by high stakes and a clear, urgent purpose.

If you were captivated by the sprawling ensemble of heroes and villains in A Memory of Light—with intertwining stories of Egwene, Mat, Perrin, and so many others—you'll be equally drawn to the intricate web of characters in A Game of Thrones. Each chapter puts you in the mind of different players, from Eddard Stark to Daenerys Targaryen, all maneuvering across a richly imagined world.

If seeing characters like Perrin and Egwene grow and change through the final battles of A Memory of Light resonated with you, you'll appreciate the journey of Locke Lamora in The Lies of Locke Lamora. Locke is forced to adapt, evolve, and confront his own limits as he faces betrayal, loss, and impossible odds in the criminal underworld of Camorr.

If you were swept away by the intricately crafted world, detailed history, and mythic scope of A Memory of Light, you'll love The Priory of the Orange Tree. The book offers a vast, multi-faceted world with its own legends, religions, and cultures—where ancient dragons, political intrigue, and centuries-old prophecies collide.

If you were intrigued by the intricate rules of the One Power and the way magic shaped battles and strategy in A Memory of Light, you'll be fascinated by the color-based magic system in The Black Prism. Here, magic is governed by strict, inventive mechanics that deeply influence both the plot and the fates of its characters.