If you were captivated by the tangled political maneuvering and high-stakes family loyalties in Jade Legacy, you'll be drawn into the rise of Rin as she navigates treacherous alliances, betrayals, and the brutal realities of war. The political intrigue in The Poppy War is relentless, with shifting factions and personal ambition driving the plot at every turn.

If you appreciated the Kaul siblings' complicated ethics and willingness to get their hands dirty for the clan, you'll love Locke Lamora and his band of thieves, whose cons and betrayals are as much about survival as ambition. Lynch’s characters navigate a world where right and wrong are blurred, and every victory comes with a personal cost.

If you enjoyed tracking the intersecting lives and ambitions of the No Peak and Mountain clans, A Little Hatred offers a fresh set of interconnected characters—like Savine dan Glokta and Leo dan Brock—whose ambitions and rivalries push the story into explosive confrontations and uneasy alliances.

If you loved how Jade Legacy used the city of Janloon and the culture around jade as a living, breathing backdrop, you'll be enthralled by Jemisin’s New York City, where boroughs come alive as avatars, and the city’s very identity is a battleground. The worldbuilding is vibrant, layered, and deeply tied to the characters' fates.

If you were moved by the generational saga and the bittersweet victories and losses of the Kaul family, The Shadow of the Wind will grip you with its emotional depth. Daniel Sempere’s journey through love, loss, and the secrets of his family delivers a poignant, resonant conclusion that lingers long after the final page.