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In Vicious, did you enjoy ...
... morally complex protagonists and their ambiguous choices?
The Secret History by Donna Tartt
If you were fascinated by Victor and Eli’s questionable ethics in Vicious, you’ll be drawn into the world of Richard and his brilliant but dangerous friends at Hampden College. Tartt’s novel is a masterclass in exploring how far people will go—and what lines they’ll cross—when chasing their obsessions.
... unexpected reversals and shocking plot twists?
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
If the jaw-dropping revelations and narrative surprises in Vicious kept you hooked, Gone Girl will keep you guessing at every turn. Amy and Nick’s story is packed with twists that upend your expectations and make you question everything you think you know about the characters.
... a cast of driven, distinct characters with their own agendas?
Six Of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
If the shifting alliances and multi-faceted characters in Vicious captivated you, you’ll love the ragtag crew in Six of Crows. Kaz, Inej, and their team each have their own motives and secrets, making for a tense, dynamic ensemble as they attempt an impossible heist.
... a dark, gritty atmosphere with morally gray magic and violence?
The Poppy War by R. F. Kuang
If you appreciated the bleak tone and ruthless pursuit of power in Vicious, Rin’s journey in The Poppy War will grip you. The novel doesn’t shy away from the brutality of its world, exploring the cost of wielding power—and the darkness it can unleash within.
... philosophical questions about power, morality, and the consequences of choice?
The First Fifteen Lives Of Harry August by Claire North
If you enjoyed the way Vicious delved into the ethics of superpowers and the meaning of heroism, The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August will intrigue you. Harry’s repeated lives force him to grapple with the moral weight of his actions and the impact he can have on the world.
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