If you loved the relentless drive of Kaden and Valyn as they uncover conspiracies and race to fulfill their destinies, you'll be drawn into The Way of Kings. Kaladin’s fight for survival and honor among the bridgemen, Dalinar’s quest to unite a fractured kingdom, and Shallan’s desperate mission for knowledge all create a powerful sense of purpose that propels the story forward at every turn.

If you enjoyed following the multiple perspectives of Kaden, Valyn, and Adare in The Emperor's Blades, you'll love the camaraderie and banter of Locke, Jean, and the Gentleman Bastards. Each member of the crew brings unique skills and personalities—much like the Annurian siblings—making every chapter a dynamic interplay of character and action.

If you were captivated by the profound changes undergone by Kaden as he trains with the monks, or Valyn’s evolution from a cadet to a hardened leader, The Name of the Wind will resonate. Kvothe’s journey from a gifted child through tragedy, hardship, and self-discovery is an immersive study in how adversity shapes a hero.

If you found yourself hooked by the secrets, betrayals, and shifting loyalties of the Annurian court and the plot against the Emperor’s children, you’ll be enthralled by the political machinations in A Game of Thrones. Schemes within House Stark, Lannister, and Baratheon mirror the complex web of intrigue that shapes the fate of empires.

If you loved the vast, detailed world of Annur—with its unique traditions, religions, and landscapes—The Priory of the Orange Tree will sweep you away. Shannon’s epic introduces dragon-riding queens, ancient myths, and intricate politics, crafting a world as deep and immersive as Staveley’s.