If you loved following Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser as they take on a bizarre quest to save Lankhmar from the intelligent rats, you'll be riveted by The Lies of Locke Lamora, where Locke and his band of thieves tackle an audacious heist in the city of Camorr. The clever schemes, shifting goals, and high-stakes adventure will keep you turning the pages.

If the camaraderie and interplay between Fafhrd, the Gray Mouser, and their unusual allies and adversaries drew you in, you'll appreciate The Black Company, where an entire mercenary band—each with their quirks and secrets—narrates a gritty, group-driven tale of adventure, magic, and loyalty.

If you enjoyed the witty banter, sly humor, and playful tone of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser's escapades, The Princess Bride will charm you with its sharp dialogue, tongue-in-cheek narration, and a story that never takes itself too seriously—packed with adventure, romance, and laughs.

If you were drawn to Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser's morally flexible approach to heroism—never quite villains, never quite saints—you'll be fascinated by The Blade Itself, where every main character is a study in shades of gray, navigating a world where right and wrong are anything but clear-cut.

If Leiber's richly imagined Lankhmar—teeming with strange customs, ancient lore, and living cities—captivated you, The Dragon Waiting offers an alternate medieval Europe brimming with meticulously crafted cultures, magical intrigue, and a sense of living, breathing history around every corner.