If you were drawn to Souldancer for its protagonists who don't fit a classic hero mold, you'll find The Broken Empire equally compelling. Jorg Ancrath's ruthless journey through a brutal world is filled with questionable choices and inner conflict, much like Souldancer’s complex heroes. Lawrence crafts a dark, gripping narrative that keeps you questioning who you should root for.

If you loved the richly layered universe in Souldancer, The Book of the New Sun will captivate you with its enigmatic setting and deep mythos. Wolfe's world is full of ancient technology, cryptic societies, and hidden histories, rewarding readers who relish piecing together sprawling, imaginative worlds.

For fans of Souldancer’s grand scope—where destinies intertwine across worlds—The Fifth Season delivers a story that spans continents, civilizations, and cataclysmic events. Jemisin weaves multiple timelines and perspectives into an epic tapestry, exploring the fate of humanity on a dying planet.

If you enjoyed how Souldancer juggles multiple plotlines and hidden agendas, Perdido Street Station will enthrall you. Miéville's novel features a teeming city full of intersecting characters, sinister plots, and unexpected convergences, all woven into a dense, imaginative narrative.

If the shocking revelations and narrative turns in Souldancer kept you on the edge of your seat, The Traitor Baru Cormorant will do the same. Dickinson’s story is packed with betrayals and surprise developments as Baru navigates deadly political intrigue, making for a tense, twist-filled experience.