If you loved Kinch's roguish charm and the morally gray decisions he faces in The Blacktongue Thief, you'll find Locke Lamora and his band of thieves equally irresistible. This book delivers clever cons, questionable alliances, and a protagonist who walks the line between hero and scoundrel in a richly detailed fantasy city.

If the sharp wit, snappy dialogue, and laugh-out-loud moments in The Blacktongue Thief drew you in, you'll revel in the hilarious antics of Clay Cooper and his band of aging mercenaries. Eames masterfully balances humor with heart and action, making every page a delight.

If you were swept away by Christopher Buehlman's lush worldbuilding and intricate societies, The Goblin Emperor will immerse you in a court full of fascinating cultures, elaborate customs, and political intrigue. Maia's journey through a beautifully constructed empire is a feast for lovers of deep, original fantasy settings.

If you enjoyed following Kinch’s relentless quest with high stakes and personal risks, you’ll be captivated by Baru Cormorant’s razor-sharp focus on her goal. Dickinson’s novel is a tale of cunning ambition, where every move pushes Baru closer to her objective—no matter the cost.

If the bleak atmosphere, raw violence, and sense of danger in The Blacktongue Thief hooked you, Abercrombie’s The First Law will plunge you even deeper. With blood-soaked battles, treacherous alliances, and unflinching tone, this novel pulls no punches as it explores the darker corners of fantasy.