If you enjoyed how Kai navigates murky allegiances and personal agendas in Witch King, you'll love Csorwe’s journey in The Unspoken Name. Here, a former sacrificial bride becomes an assassin and spy, constantly shifting her loyalties and questioning her own motives—just like the morally intricate characters you found compelling.

If the layered societies, detailed magic, and complex politics of Witch King drew you in, The Goblin Emperor offers a similarly vivid tapestry. Maia’s court is filled with intricate customs, languages, and histories that make the world feel alive, much like the depth Martha Wells brings to her settings.

If you liked the epic sense of scale and ancient history lurking beneath the surface in Witch King, The Bone Ships delivers a nautical fantasy with sprawling battles, old grudges, and world-altering stakes. Expect centuries-old secrets and sweeping change on the horizon.

If you were hooked by the intricate plots, betrayals, and shifting alliances that drive Witch King, The Traitor Baru Cormorant is a masterclass in political intrigue. Follow Baru as she outmaneuvers empires and orchestrates revolutions, all while grappling with her own loyalties.

If the dynamic female characters and rich relationships in Witch King appealed to you—such as Ziede’s loyalty and agency—you’ll be swept up by the formidable women of The Priory of the Orange Tree, whose actions shape the fate of nations and challenge traditional roles.