Discover books similar to "Nightrunner" series

Scott Lynch

The Lies of Locke Lamora

If you enjoyed the political intrigue and thievery in Nightrunner, you'll love The Lies of Locke Lamora. This book follows the story of Locke Lamora, a gifted con artist, and his band of thieves known as the Gentlemen Bastards as they navigate the treacherous streets of the city of Camorr.

Joe Abercrombie

The Blade Itself

For those who enjoyed the action and gritty realism of Nightrunner, The Blade Itself is a great choice. This book introduces a world of brutal combat, political machinations, and morally ambiguous characters, all told with Abercrombie's signature dark humor.

Robin Hobb

Assassin's Apprentice

Fans of Nightrunner's fantasy world and coming-of-age themes will enjoy Assassin's Apprentice. This book follows the story of FitzChivalry Farseer, a royal bastard, as he trains to become an assassin and navigates the complex politics of the kingdom of the Six Duchies.

Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind

If you enjoyed the intricate world-building and magical elements of Nightrunner, The Name of the Wind is a must-read. This book follows the story of Kvothe, a legendary musician, magician, and assassin, as he recounts his life story, including his education at the University and his adventures on the road.

Katherine Addison

The Goblin Emperor

Fans of Nightrunner's political intrigue and diverse cast of characters will enjoy The Goblin Emperor. This book follows the story of Maia, a half-goblin prince, as he ascends to the throne of the Elflands and must navigate the treacherous waters of court politics and diplomacy.

Richard K. Morgan

The Steel Remains

For those who enjoyed the dark and gritty tone of Nightrunner, The Steel Remains is a great choice. This book follows the story of Ringil Eskiath, a warrior and outcast, as he battles against a rising tide of darkness and brutality in a world on the brink of destruction.

Brandon Sanderson

The Way of Kings

If you enjoyed the epic scope and world-building of Nightrunner, The Way of Kings is a must-read. This book introduces a rich and complex world of magic, politics, and warfare, as well as a diverse cast of characters and a deep exploration of themes of honor, loyalty, and sacrifice.

Joe Abercrombie

The Heroes

For those who enjoyed the brutal combat and morally ambiguous characters in Nightrunner, The Heroes is a great choice. This standalone novel explores the lives of several soldiers and mercenaries as they fight in a brutal and bloody battle, with no clear heroes or villains.

Patrick Rothfuss

The Wise Man's Fear

If you enjoyed the intricate world-building and coming-of-age themes in Nightrunner, The Wise Man's Fear is a must-read. This book continues the story of Kvothe as he continues his education at the University, travels to new lands, and faces new challenges and dangers.