If you were fascinated by Thomas Covenant's flawed, morally ambiguous journey in White Gold Wielder, you'll be equally compelled by Severian in The Shadow of the Torturer. Wolfe's protagonist is exiled from his guild for an act of mercy, yet remains a torturer at heart—a blend of compassion and cruelty that keeps you questioning his every choice.

The friendships and conflicts among Covenant, Linden, and the varied denizens of the Land are echoed in The Lies of Locke Lamora. You'll delight in following Locke and his band of Gentleman Bastards as they navigate cunning schemes and dangerous alliances in the city of Camorr.

If the sweeping scope of Covenant’s journey across the Land, with its shifting alliances and grand stakes, drew you in, The Way of Kings will sweep you up with its sprawling world, multiple storylines, and a cast whose destinies shape the fate of nations.

If you appreciated watching Covenant wrestle with guilt, self-doubt, and ultimately transformation, you'll be moved by Blaise’s journey in A Song for Arbonne. Kay weaves a tale where personal redemption and growth are as important as the fate of kingdoms.

If the detailed lore and immersive history of the Land resonated with you, The Book of Atrix Wolfe offers a similarly textured setting, brimming with ancient magic, forgotten wars, and the lingering consequences of past deeds.