If you were gripped by Kaladin’s determined journey to protect Bridge Four and Dalinar’s quest to unite the shattered kingdom, you’ll be drawn into the intertwined ambitions of Logen Ninefingers, Jezal dan Luthar, and Glokta. Each character’s goal propels the story forward, from survival on the battlefield to unraveling deadly political plots, ensuring a relentless, engaging pace.

If you loved how The Way of Kings juggles the perspectives of Kaladin, Shallan, Dalinar, and more, you’ll appreciate the rich ensemble in Malice. Here, Corban, Veradis, Nathair, and others each face their destinies across a war-torn land, their stories destined to collide in a sweeping, character-driven epic.

If witnessing Kaladin’s evolution from despair to leadership inspired you, Kvothe’s journey from orphaned child to legendary figure in The Name of the Wind will resonate deeply. The novel explores his growth through hardship, triumph, and failure, delivering a powerful portrait of resilience and personal change.

If you were mesmerized by the Shattered Plains, the Knights Radiant, and the complexity of Roshar, you’ll be equally captivated by Westeros. Martin painstakingly crafts houses, religions, and a living history, rewarding you with endless details and a world that feels as real as our own.

If you found yourself fascinated by the mechanics of Surgebinding and Shardplate, you’ll love the Allomancy of Mistborn. The magic in this novel is logical, cleverly integrated into the plot, and full of exhilarating, rule-based action that shapes both combat and character strategy at every turn.