If you relished the morally gray partnership of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser as they navigate Lankhmar’s underbelly, you’ll love The Lies of Locke Lamora. Locke and his band of Gentleman Bastards are expert thieves with questionable ethics, pulling off elaborate heists and cons in the corrupt city of Camorr. Like Leiber’s heroes, Lynch’s characters operate in the murky space between heroism and self-interest, always ready with a clever quip or a desperate gamble.

If the brisk pace and sharp banter between Fafhrd and the Mouser kept you hooked, Guards! Guards! will delight you. Pratchett’s City Watch must foil a dragon cult in the bustling, satirical city of Ankh-Morpork, with rapid-fire action, absurd situations, and clever dialogue. The humor and energy of Sam Vimes and his motley crew echo the zany escapades and camaraderie of Leiber’s duo.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie and shifting dynamics between Fafhrd, the Mouser, and their many companions, The Black Company offers a gritty tale of a tight-knit mercenary band. Cook’s story follows the Company as they serve under a mysterious, often sinister employer, with each member contributing to the whole in a world where trust is as valuable as steel.

If you loved the episodic, goal-driven quests of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser—whether they're hunting treasure or fleeing supernatural peril—The Broken Sword delivers relentless drive. Skafloc’s journey to reclaim a magical sword and confront ancient foes is filled with battles, betrayals, and world-altering stakes, all propelled by a clear sense of mission.

If you appreciated the rich, atmospheric world of Lankhmar—its fog, shadows, and mysterious magic—The King of Elfland's Daughter immerses you in another unforgettable realm. Dunsany’s lyrical prose brings to life the borderlands between mundane and magical, with detailed customs, landscapes, and a palpable sense of wonder throughout.