A year or more after a somewhat questionable end to Game of Thrones, we’re turning to these books like Game of Thrones to help us cure our Westeros blues. While there may never be a queen as evil as Cersei Lannister, the villains in these novels will certainly give you something new to obsess over. If you’re still rewriting that ending in your mind, these books like Game of Thrones will give you some great inspiration.
Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake
The battle for the crown continues as three sisters begin coming into their powers and lighting the world on fire around them. The second book in this New York Times bestselling trilogy is full of magic, royalty and suspense, reminiscent of that seen in Westeros.
A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab
As one of the last Antari, Kell can send himself through parallel Londons and has made a dangerous hobby out of using his talents. When he crosses paths with Delilah, his entire vision of the world is turned upside down as the two fight to save all versions of their known world.
The Forsaken Throne by Jeff Wheeler
The Forbidden Court has been destroyed, but that is the least of Trynne Kiskaddon’s problems—his sister is back and out for blood. Trynne may have all her weapons to use against her in her plan for ultimate power, but a reunion between the siblings is destined and all bets are off as to who will take the crown.
The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty
Nahri may not be magical, but her cons and schemes might as well be. Entering a magical world that she has always felt the allure of, her arrival sparks dangerous actions that could lead to a war only she will be able to stop as the fate of a magical Middle Eastern kingdom is put in her hands.
The Winner’s Curse by Marie Rutkoski
Like Jon Snow and Ygritte, Kestrel and Arin shouldn’t be together. If they want to truly be together, they must abandon their lives without betraying each other. In their wicked world, this young couple will realize the true trials of love and secrets.
Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance by Ruth Emmie Lang
Weylyn Grey has had anything but a normal childhood, but he didn’t know the depth of just how strange his life had come to be. As unexplained occurrences begin to unfold, Weylyn will find that he is different on several accounts; the boy who was raised by wolves has powers no one can explain.
A Treacherous Curse by Deanna Raybourn
Veronica Speedwell loves nothing more than a good adventure so when she gets the opportunity to join her colleague Stoker on a dangerous expedition, she can’t wait to begin. As the two embark on their journey, they’ll run into dangerous figures from Stoker’s past as they battle an ancient curse and fight to stay alive. This new novel in the Veronica Speedwell series seamlessly blends together magic and reality.
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