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If Throne of Glass became more than a fantasy series to you — a huge journey filled with magic, friendship, romance, battles and a heroine growing into her power — these books offer another world to disappear into.
If you loved rebellion and impossible choices
Sabaa Tahir
Why Matchbook recommends it: Brutal political power, resistance and multiple characters fighting for freedom create an escalating fantasy story with enormous personal stakes.
If you loved political strategy with your romance
Danielle L. Jensen
Why Matchbook recommends it: Kingdoms, espionage, warfare and divided loyalties make political maneuvering as important as the central relationship.
If you loved watching a heroine grow into her power
Carissa Broadbent
Why Matchbook recommends it: A survivor fighting for freedom develops formidable magical abilities while becoming part of a much larger conflict.
If you loved clever, resilient heroines
Lynette Noni
Why Matchbook recommends it: Survival trials and hidden truths centre a heroine whose intelligence and determination matter more than brute strength.
If you loved a deadly heroine
Kristin Cashore
Why Matchbook recommends it: A young woman feared for her extraordinary ability begins questioning the ruler who has turned that power into a weapon.
If you want destiny, power and romance
Danielle L. Jensen
Why Matchbook recommends it: A woman discovering extraordinary abilities becomes central to political ambitions and a destiny she didn't choose.
If you want higher romantic tension
Carissa Broadbent
Why Matchbook recommends it: Deadly competition, dangerous alliances and fantasy politics deliver higher romance while keeping survival stakes front and centre.
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