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A Storm Of Swords by George R. R. Martin
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... following a vast cast of characters with intertwining destinies?
The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson
If you loved the sprawling cast of A Storm of Swords—with Jon Snow at the Wall, Daenerys across the sea, Tyrion in King’s Landing, and Arya on the run—you'll be swept away by The Way of Kings. Sanderson weaves together the perspectives of soldiers, slaves, scholars, and kings, each with their own agendas and secrets, building a world as expansive and intricate as Westeros itself.
... watching characters transform through hardship and betrayal?
Malice by John Gwynne
If you were gripped by the way characters like Jaime Lannister or Sansa Stark evolved in A Storm of Swords, you’ll be drawn to Malice. Here, young warriors, princes, and outcasts endure betrayals and brutal tests, changing in unexpected ways as war and prophecy close in on them.
... heroes who walk a fine line between virtue and vice?
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch
If you found yourself fascinated by the morally grey choices of Tyrion Lannister or Sandor Clegane, The Lies of Locke Lamora will entice you. Locke and his crew are thieves with their own code, navigating a city of corruption, deception, and shifting loyalties, where survival means outsmarting both nobles and criminals.
... plots steeped in royal intrigue, shifting alliances, and dangerous secrets?
The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold
If you were enthralled by the web of treachery, political scheming, and courtly maneuvering in King’s Landing, The Curse of Chalion delivers a masterclass in intrigue. The protagonist, Cazaril, finds himself entangled in a royal household rife with betrayals, assassination plots, and magical curses—all while trying to protect those he loves.
... stories that don’t shy away from a dark, uncompromising world?
The Black Company by Glen Cook
If you appreciated how A Storm of Swords unflinchingly depicted brutality—from the Red Wedding to the bleakness of the war-torn Riverlands—The Black Company offers that same gritty realism. Following a band of mercenaries through brutal battles and moral ambiguity, this book lays bare the harsh consequences of war and magic.
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