If you loved following the diverse crew of the Tide Child and their clashing personalities, you'll be swept away by The Red Wolf Conspiracy. Aboard the massive Chathrand, a wide cast—including young Pazel Pathkendle, mysterious Thasha, and cunning first mate Mr. Dray—must navigate shifting loyalties, hidden agendas, and deadly secrets. The interplay between characters and the sense of camaraderie and conflict make this a must-read for fans of ensemble-driven adventure.

If Joron and Lucky Meas’s difficult decisions and moral grayness fascinated you, City of Stairs will keep you riveted. Shara Komayd, the brilliant investigator, operates in a world where right and wrong are blurred, and every choice comes with steep consequences. The book’s intrigue and the protagonist’s layered morality echo the complexities you enjoyed in The Bone Ships.

If you were enthralled by the unique sea-faring world, living ships, and maritime culture of The Bone Ships, you’ll be right at home in Ship of Magic. Robin Hobb’s vivid descriptions bring the Vivacia and the bustling port city of Bingtown to life, immersing you in a setting rich with history, lore, and salt-soaked atmosphere.

If you loved the sweeping battles, shifting tides of war, and the sense of grand scale in The Bone Ships, The Grace of Kings will satisfy your taste for epic storytelling. Follow Kuni Garu and Mata Zyndu as they navigate rebellion, politics, and massive conflicts across the archipelago of Dara, with a cast as ambitious and world-spanning as your favorite naval fantasy.

If watching Joron transform from a broken, reluctant captain into a true leader moved you, you’ll be captivated by Locke Lamora’s journey. In The Lies of Locke Lamora, Locke grows from a streetwise con artist to a figure forced to confront loss, betrayal, and responsibility, with each challenge forging him into someone new. The character arc is both emotional and deeply satisfying.