If you loved following Bryce, Hunt, and a diverse group of allies and rivals in House of Sky and Breath, you'll be drawn into Paige Mahoney's journey as she navigates a secret society of clairvoyants, mysterious overlords, and a cast brimming with unique personalities. The interplay among the ensemble and their evolving relationships delivers the same sense of vibrant community and tension.

If you were fascinated by Bryce's and Hunt's morally complex decisions and the way characters in House of Sky and Breath struggle with their own shades of gray, Rin's journey in The Poppy War will grip you. Rin is driven, flawed, and her choices often come at immense personal and moral cost, making her story both compelling and unpredictable.

If the detailed worldbuilding of Crescent City—its politics, magical races, and layered history—was a highlight for you, The City of Brass offers a lush, immersive journey through the magical city of Daevabad. S.A. Chakraborty’s attention to cultural depth and magical lore will satisfy your craving for complex settings.

If you loved the epic scope of House of Sky and Breath—with its sprawling cities, multiple factions, and looming threats—you'll be swept up by the far-reaching storylines, political intrigue, and dragon-filled conflicts of The Priory of the Orange Tree. The scale and ambition are equally breathtaking.

If Bryce’s emotional evolution and the transformative journeys of other key characters resonated with you, you'll be deeply invested in Laia and Elias from An Ember in the Ashes. Both face impossible odds and must grow—emotionally and morally—throughout the narrative, leading to powerful character arcs.