If you loved how Khamsin and Wynter’s political marriage in The Winter King turns into a tender, iron-strong bond, you’ll adore Radiance. Brishen and Ildiko begin as strangers wed to cement peace, trade dry wit over questionable cuisine, and slowly choose each other—even as tensions between their peoples threaten to explode. That steady bloom from courtesy to devotion, set against looming inter-kingdom strife, scratches the same itch as Wynter and Kham’s journey from wary vows to ride-or-die love.

The knife‑edge maneuvering you enjoyed in The Winter King—from Wynter’s peace-through-marriage gambit to the deadly schemes circling Khamsin at court—finds an even sharper edge in Kushiel’s Dart. Phèdre nó Delaunay and her oathbound companion Joscelin navigate assassins, betrayals, and nation-shaping treaties across Terre d’Ange and beyond. Their bond deepens through peril the way Wynter and Kham’s does under siege, with every victory purchased by wit, loyalty, and nerve.

If Khamsin’s grit—choosing to stand beside Wynter to end slaughter—hooked you, Warprize delivers that same growth and heart. Lara, a healer taken as the warprize of Warlord Keir, must bridge cultures, survive camp politics, and turn a battlefield surrender into a genuine peace. Watching Lara and Keir learn each other’s codes and reshape themselves for the sake of their people mirrors the hard-won transformation you loved in Wynter and Kham.

Enjoyed experiencing both Wynter’s icy fury and Khamsin’s fierce resilience as their marriage evolved? A Heart of Blood and Ashes puts you inside both Maddek’s and Yvenne’s heads as a vengeance-fueled clash becomes a combustible alliance. The forced union, brutal politics, and gradual trust—much like Wynter’s Ice Heart thawing in Kham’s orbit—turn rage into strategy and desire into unwavering loyalty.

If the seasonal magic, storm-wrought kingdoms, and mythic texture of Mystral swept you away, Daughter of the Forest offers equally immersive lore. Sorcha’s vow-bound quest to save her brothers, the forest’s old powers, and the fragile ties she forms across enemy lines echo the wonder and gravitas of The Winter King’s weathermagic and ancient curses—delivering that same sense of living inside a storied world where love carries real, world-changing weight.