If you relished Corwin's relentless pursuit of his lost throne and the ever-evolving strategies in Nine Princes in Amber, you'll be drawn to Locke Lamora's quest to outwit both the criminal underworld and political powers in Camorr. The story thrives on clever plots, unexpected setbacks, and a protagonist who must adapt to rapidly changing goals at every turn.

If the vastness of Amber's shifting realities and the fate of worlds across time and dimension captivated you, The Bone Clocks will entice you with its epic scale. Spanning decades and continents, this novel weaves together mystical forces and characters whose choices echo across generations, offering the same grand tapestry of intrigue and consequence.

If you were fascinated by the cunning, betrayals, and family politics among the princes of Amber, you'll find a kindred spirit in Cazaril's battle with court intrigue in The Curse of Chalion. The novel is rich with shifting alliances, secret plots, and the constant question of whom to trust—echoing the dangerous games Corwin must play.

If you appreciated Corwin's morally gray decisions and his willingness to bend or break rules for personal goals, you'll be captivated by Harry August, who relives his life over and over, facing choices that blur the lines between right and wrong. This novel dives deep into the consequences of ambiguous choices and the complex ethics of power.

If the enigmatic landscapes and shadowy dimensions of Amber intrigued you, along with the sense that every place and power has a secret history, Little, Big will draw you in. Crowley's masterpiece is a labyrinthine tale where reality and magic intertwine, and every family secret opens a door to deeper mysteries.