If you found Edward Bond's struggle with his own dual nature and the complex morality in The Dark World compelling, you'll be drawn to Skafloc, the cursed hero of The Broken Sword. Skafloc's journey through a mythic, perilous world is steeped in ambiguous choices, supernatural bargains, and tragic consequences, delivering a similarly shadowed, conflicted protagonist.

Enjoyed the shifting realities and the unpredictable turns as Edward navigates rival factions in The Dark World? You'll love Corwin's quest for power through the shifting worlds of Amber, where loyalty and identity are constantly in flux, and every chapter introduces a new revelation or betrayal.

If you were swept up by Edward Bond's urgent quest to survive and master the Dark World's dangers, The Sword of Rhiannon offers a similarly propulsive mission. Matt Carse is thrust into an ancient Martian world, racing against time and enemies to recover a legendary artifact, with non-stop action and peril at every turn.

If the mysterious societies, arcane powers, and vividly drawn settings of The Dark World fascinated you, you'll revel in the baroque landscapes and bizarre civilizations of The Dying Earth. Vance's world is teeming with odd customs, lost secrets, and sorcerous wonders that echo Kuttner's immersive worldbuilding.

If you were intrigued by Edward Bond's internal conflict—torn between two selves, uncertain of his true identity—Corwin's amnesia and gradual self-discovery in Nine Princes in Amber will grip you. As Corwin pieces together his past and faces his family's machinations, his psychological journey mirrors the complexity and tension found in The Dark World.