Discover books similar to "Truth" series

Robin McKinley

The Blue Sword

Fans of Dawn Cook's coming-of-age story in the Truth series will appreciate Robin McKinley's 'The Blue Sword'. This standalone fantasy novel follows Harry Crewe, a young woman who discovers her destiny and the power within her while learning to wield the magical 'blue sword'. The book features well-developed characters, a richly imagined world, and a strong female lead similar to Lila in Truth.

Rae Carson

The Girl of Fire and Thorns

For readers who enjoyed the political intrigue and character development in the Truth series, Rae Carson's 'The Girl of Fire and Thorns' is an excellent choice. Elisa, the overweight princess with a secret destiny, must navigate the complex world of politics, religion, and war, while discovering her own inner strength. The story features a strong, relatable female protagonist and a richly detailed world.

Megan Whalen Turner

The Thief

If you were drawn to the cunning and deception in the Truth series, Megan Whalen Turner's 'The Thief' is a perfect match. The story follows the clever thief Gen as he is coerced into stealing a legendary artifact, leading to a journey filled with twists, turns, and political intrigue. The book features a unique narrative style and intriguing characters, much like Truth.

Marie Rutkoski

The Winner's Curse

Readers who enjoyed the romantic tension and power dynamics in the Truth series will appreciate Marie Rutkoski's 'The Winner's Curse'. Kestrel, the daughter of a powerful general, becomes entangled in a dangerous game of intrigue and deception when she purchases a slave, Arin, who is not what he seems. The book features a slow-burning romance, political intrigue, and well-developed characters.

Maria V. Snyder

Poison Study

Fans of the Truth series will enjoy Maria V. Snyder's 'Poison Study', which features a blend of magic, mystery, and romance. Yelena, an accused murderer, is given a chance at redemption when she becomes the food taster for the Commander of Ixia. As she navigates the treacherous world of court politics, Yelena discovers her own magical abilities and uncovers a dangerous conspiracy. The book features a strong, relatable female protagonist and a richly detailed world.

Kristin Cashore

Graceling

Readers who appreciated the action, magic, and character development in the Truth series will enjoy Kristin Cashore's 'Graceling'. The story follows Katsa, a Graced assassin with a secret, as she uncovers a conspiracy and embarks on a journey to save her kingdom. The book features a strong, capable female protagonist, a richly imagined world, and a blend of action, romance, and political intrigue.

Leigh Bardugo

Shadow and Bone

For readers who enjoyed the blend of magic, mystery, and romance in Dawn Cook's Truth series, Leigh Bardugo's 'Shadow and Bone' is an excellent choice. Alina, a young orphan, discovers she has the power to summon light, making her a valuable asset in the fight against the Shadow Fold. The book features a strong, relatable female protagonist, a richly imagined world, and a blend of action, romance, and political intrigue.

Sarah Rees Brennan

The Demon's Lexicon

If you were drawn to the cunning and deception in the Truth series, Sarah Rees Brennan's 'The Demon's Lexicon' is a perfect match. The story follows Nick and Alan, two brothers who must use their powers to protect themselves from the magicians who seek to control them. The book features a unique narrative style, intriguing characters, and a fast-paced plot filled with twists and turns.

Charlie N. Holmberg

The Paper Magician

Readers who enjoyed the blend of magic and romance in the Truth series will appreciate Charlie N. Holmberg's 'The Paper Magician'. The story follows Ceony, a young apprentice magician, as she learns to manipulate paper and uncovers a dangerous secret. The book features a strong, relatable female protagonist, a richly imagined world, and a blend of action, romance, and mystery.