If you loved the immersive setting and rich cultures of The Mirror Empire, you'll be swept away by the labyrinthine worlds of The Unspoken Name. The book takes you from ancient temples to alien worlds, all brought to life with lush, detailed worldbuilding. Csorwe’s journey through strange lands and societies echoes the inventive scope you enjoyed, with a similarly dense tapestry of magic and politics.

If the epic scale of war, shifting alliances, and world-shaking events in The Mirror Empire drew you in, The Bone Ships will deliver the same grand sense of adventure. Follow Joron Twiner as he’s pulled into a naval war with sea dragons, where the fate of nations hangs in the balance and the world feels as wide and dangerous as Hurley’s. The story’s expansive reach and momentous events will captivate you.

If you found yourself caught up in the political machinations and intrigue of The Mirror Empire, City of Stairs will keep you guessing. Shara Thivani’s investigation into a murdered diplomat uncovers deep conspiracies and ancient rivalries, all set in a city where the gods once ruled. The web of secrets and shifting allegiances is every bit as compelling and twisty as Hurley’s world.

If you were drawn to the complicated, sometimes ruthless characters in The Mirror Empire—where heroes and villains aren’t easily defined—The Poppy War delivers that same moral complexity. Rin’s journey from underdog student to war mage is full of difficult decisions and the consequences of power, echoing the ambiguous, often dark paths of Hurley’s protagonists.

If you enjoyed following multiple protagonists with intersecting fates in The Mirror Empire, The Fifth Season is a must-read. Jemisin’s narrative weaves together the lives of Essun, Damaya, and Syenite as they navigate a collapsing world, each perspective revealing new facets of the story. The ensemble cast and their complex relationships will resonate with you.