The Unbroken follows Touraine, a conscripted soldier torn between the empire that raised her and the rebellion fighting for her homeland’s freedom. If you were drawn to Priya and Malini’s layered morality and the difficult choices they face in The Jasmine Throne, you’ll find similarly conflicted, compelling heroines and a world where loyalty, ambition, and survival are always at odds.

If the lush, immersive world of Ahiranya and Parijatdvipa captivated you in The Jasmine Throne, The Priory of the Orange Tree will sweep you away with its sprawling continents, ancient dragons, and deep-rooted histories. Shannon’s novel is rich with diverse cultures, religions, and magic, making it perfect for readers who want to lose themselves in detailed worldbuilding.

If you relished the intricate palace intrigue and shifting alliances in The Jasmine Throne, you’ll love The Goblin Emperor. It follows Maia, a half-goblin thrust into imperial power, as he navigates the perils of courtly plots and betrayal. The focus on political maneuvering, trust, and survival in a hostile environment will feel satisfyingly familiar.

If you enjoyed watching Priya and Malini evolve—overcoming trauma, seizing agency, and challenging fate—She Who Became the Sun offers a similar journey. Zhu Chongba’s rise from destitution to power is marked by fierce determination, personal sacrifice, and constant reinvention, making their transformation a compelling read for fans of strong character growth.

If you appreciated how The Jasmine Throne weaves together Priya, Malini, and Ashok’s points of view, you’ll enjoy The Bone Shard Daughter. Stewart’s novel follows several protagonists—Lin, Jovis, Phalue, and others—whose stories converge as they navigate revolution, forbidden magic, and the mysteries of a crumbling empire.