If you loved Tarisai's mission to break free from her mother’s control and reshape the fate of the empire, you’ll be swept up by Zélie’s determined journey to restore magic and challenge the tyranny oppressing her people. Children of Blood and Bone immerses you in a high-stakes quest where every step is driven by a powerful sense of purpose.

If you were enchanted by the lush and vibrant world of Aritsar, you’ll be amazed by the dazzling city of Daevabad, teeming with magical politics and diverse peoples. The City of Brass offers a deeply woven tapestry of myth, tradition, and magic that rivals the intricate worldbuilding found in Raybearer.

If Tarisai’s journey of self-discovery and inner conflict resonated with you, you’ll connect with Lin’s struggle to unlock her memories and redefine her identity in The Bone Shard Daughter. Both stories follow heroines who must overcome secrets and shape their own destinies, making for a deeply satisfying character arc.

If the mythic undercurrents and folklore of Raybearer drew you in, you’ll be captivated by the West African legends and spirits woven throughout A Song of Wraiths and Ruin. Malik and Karina’s journey is steeped in tradition and myth, offering a magical world as vibrant and original as Tarisai’s.

If you appreciated the multicultural cast and inclusivity in Raybearer, you’ll be enthralled by the array of characters from different backgrounds and identities in The Priory of the Orange Tree. This epic tale weaves together the perspectives of powerful women and people from across its world, celebrating diversity at every turn.