If you were captivated by the determined struggle against an oppressive regime in City Of Last Chances, you'll be enthralled by Baru Cormorant's relentless pursuit of vengeance and change. Watching Baru infiltrate and manipulate enemy ranks to bring about revolution mirrors the same tense, goal-driven momentum found in Tchaikovsky's story.

If the shifting alliances and diverse cast of revolutionaries in City Of Last Chances drew you in, you'll love spending time with Locke Lamora and his band of Gentlemen Bastards. The camaraderie, betrayals, and distinct personalities offer the same ensemble-driven dynamic and intrigue.

If you appreciated the shades-of-grey ethics and questionable alliances in City Of Last Chances, you'll be fascinated by Cheris and Shuos Jedao—characters whose choices and motivations are as complicated as the world they inhabit. Their actions blur the line between heroism and villainy, echoing the moral ambiguity you enjoyed.

If you loved the detailed setting and cultural depth of Ilmar in City Of Last Chances, you'll be enchanted by the sprawling court and complex etiquette of Addison's world. The immersive descriptions and political nuances make the world feel just as alive and layered.

If the subtle plots and behind-the-scenes maneuvering in City Of Last Chances kept you turning pages, you'll relish the courtly intrigue and clever plotting of The Curse of Chalion, where Cazaril must navigate treacherous politics and hidden agendas to survive.