If you were drawn to Paladin for its gripping sense of mission and high-stakes objectives, you'll love The False Prince. Sage, a clever orphan, is thrust into a deadly competition to impersonate a missing prince. The plot races forward with twists, betrayals, and an ever-present sense of danger as Sage tries to survive and outwit his rivals. The clear, goal-driven plot keeps the tension high from start to finish.

If you loved seeing Sam in Paladin grapple with identity, secrets, and inner change, you'll be swept up by Katsa's journey in Graceling. Katsa starts as a feared enforcer, but her journey with Po challenges her beliefs and helps her discover her own agency and compassion. The book excels at showing deep, authentic character growth in the face of danger and moral challenges.

If the secret identity and determination of Sam in Paladin resonated with you, Alanna: The First Adventure is a must-read. Alanna disguises herself as a boy to train as a knight, facing prejudice, peril, and self-doubt. Her courage, wit, and resilience make her a standout heroine in a vibrant fantasy world.

If you were captivated by the detailed world of Paladin—its history, politics, and magical threats—you'll be enthralled by the Seven Realms in The Demon King. The story intertwines the lives of a street thief and a princess, all set against a backdrop of intricate cultures, ancient magic, and looming danger. It's a feast for readers who crave immersive settings.

If you appreciated the nonstop action and urgent pacing of Paladin, you'll be hooked by An Ember in the Ashes. The dual narratives of Laia and Elias are filled with escapes, battles, and impossible choices as they each fight for freedom in a brutal empire. Every chapter raises the stakes, keeping you on the edge of your seat.