If you loved the intricate societies and cultural tensions in The Lions of Al-Rassan, you'll be swept away by A Song for Arbonne. Set in a land reminiscent of medieval Provence, Kay crafts a vivid world of troubadours, feuding lords, and clashing religions. The lush descriptions and subtle political nuances will make you feel as though you’ve stepped into another time and place.

If you were drawn to the conflicted heroes like Ammar and Rodrigo in The Lions of Al-Rassan, you'll find Cazaril in The Curse of Chalion just as compelling. Cazaril faces impossible moral dilemmas, struggles with the burdens of his past, and is constantly forced to question the right path forward in a world where alliances are never simple.

If the maneuverings between kingdoms and religious factions in The Lions of Al-Rassan kept you turning pages, you'll adore the court intrigue in The Goblin Emperor. Maia’s journey as the unexpected emperor is filled with subtle plots, betrayals, and shifting loyalties, all set against a beautifully realized court society.

If you enjoyed following multiple characters—like Jehane, Rodrigo, and Ammar—each with their own perspectives and emotional journeys in The Lions of Al-Rassan, Tigana will resonate with you. The story weaves together the voices of rebels, rulers, and ordinary people fighting for their homeland, giving you a panoramic yet intimate view of their world.

If you’re seeking a story that delivers the same emotional impact as The Lions of Al-Rassan—the heartbreak of impossible choices and the bittersweet weight of history—Under Heaven is a perfect fit. Shen Tai’s journey through Tang Dynasty-inspired intrigue and loss will leave you with that same lasting sense of wonder and sorrow.