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A sweeping, high-stakes epic fantasy where political intrigue and unique magic collide in the shadow of an advancing empire. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with An Autumn War (Long Price Quartet, #3).
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A Betrayal in Winter (Long Price Quartet, #2)
Daniel Abraham
A wintry, slow-burn political tragedy where family loyalty and imperial ambition collide in devastating slow motion.
- 02
The Price of Spring
Daniel Abraham
A melancholic and tense fantasy where desperate attempts to heal a broken world unleash an even more devastating magic.
- 03
Promise Of Blood
Brian McClellan
A gritty, gunpowder-scented plunge into the bloody aftermath of a revolution where magic and muskets collide.
- 04
The autumn republic
Brian McClellan
A gunpowder-scented, explosive finale where desperate loyalties and visceral magic collide on a war-torn continent.
- 05
Tower Lord
Anthony Ryan
A sprawling, battle-scarred epic where weary warriors are dragged back into the fray by the inescapable pull of destiny.
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Last Argument of Kings
Joe Abercrombie
A brutal, darkly hilarious masterclass in subverting every heroic fantasy trope you hold dear.
- 07
Providence of fire
Brian Staveley
A brutal, high-stakes descent into a fractured empire where survival demands terrible sacrifices and trust is a fatal luxury.
- 08
Empire in black and gold
Adrian Tchaikovsky
A sprawling, inventive epic where the gears of industry and the shadows of ancient magic collide under the looming threat of an unstoppable empire.
- 09
The emperor's blades
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A gritty, high-stakes trial by fire where grief is forged into a weapon through grueling training and shadowy political intrigue.
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Emperor of Thorns
Mark Lawrence
A brutal, poetic descent into the mind of a ruthless anti-hero facing the ultimate consequences of his ambition.
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The Raven Tower
Ann Leckie
A patient, ancient consciousness watches a human tragedy unfold in a hypnotic tale of power, language, and inevitable consequence.
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Midnight Tides (Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 5)
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A sprawling, tragic epic that balances the bleak devastation of imperialism with razor-sharp, absurdist humor.
