If you were hooked by Darrow's relentless pursuit of nearly impossible goals in Light Bringer, you'll be swept up by Locke Lamora's audacious schemes to outwit both the criminal underworld and the authorities of Camorr. The book's central heist is propelled by a sense of urgency and danger that echoes the high-stakes missions of the Red Rising saga.

If the interplay between Darrow, Sevro, Mustang, and the sprawling cast in Light Bringer drew you in, Leviathan Wakes offers a similarly engaging ensemble. You'll follow Holden, Miller, and a diverse crew as they navigate political machinations and looming galactic threats, each character adding new layers to the story.

If you loved watching Darrow wrestle with his identity and evolve through hardship in Light Bringer, you'll find Vin's transformation in Mistborn: The Final Empire just as compelling. She starts as an orphaned thief and grows into a powerful force, with her journey deeply influenced by trust, betrayal, and self-discovery.

If you were captivated by Darrow's morally complicated choices and the blurred lines between heroism and ruthlessness in Light Bringer, The Blade Itself will enthrall you with its cast of anti-heroes. Characters like Logen Ninefingers and Inquisitor Glokta constantly force you to question what true virtue and vice look like.

If the backstabbing, secret alliances, and intricate power plays of Light Bringer kept you turning pages, you'll be riveted by the court politics, betrayals, and maneuvering for control over Arrakis in Dune. Paul Atreides' struggle to navigate shifting allegiances and hidden agendas mirrors the relentless intrigue of Darrow's world.