If you loved the sense of purpose that drives Shea and his companions in The Sword of Shannara, you'll find yourself swept up in the epic journey of Rand al'Thor and his friends as they flee their village and pursue a world-shaping quest in The Eye of the World. The story is propelled by an urgent, central goal and the characters’ determination to see it through.

If you were enthralled by the sweeping landscapes, ancient histories, and world-defining conflicts in The Sword of Shannara, The Fellowship of the Ring will immerse you in an even more expansive world. You'll journey with Frodo and a diverse fellowship across Middle-earth, confronting evil forces and uncovering deep lore at every turn.

If you enjoyed the meticulously crafted settings, cultures, and histories in The Sword of Shannara, you'll be fascinated by the city of Camorr in The Lies of Locke Lamora. Lynch's worldbuilding is lush and intricate, with unique magic, criminal underworlds, and a sense of lived-in reality that will draw you in.

If you were captivated by the magical elements and mystical artifacts of The Sword of Shannara, you'll be amazed by the innovative magic of allomancy in Mistborn: The Final Empire. Sanderson crafts a world where magic is both powerful and governed by clear rules, shaping the fate of empires and the destinies of unlikely heroes.

If you connected with Shea's growth from an unassuming youth to a key figure in The Sword of Shannara, you'll appreciate Garion's transformation in Pawn of Prophecy. The story follows his journey from innocence to maturity, guided by mysterious mentors and thrown into a wider world of magic and destiny.