Discover books similar to "The King's Daggers" series

Scott Lynch

The Lies of Locke Lamora

Fans of 'The King's Daggers' will appreciate the swashbuckling adventure and witty banter in 'The Lies of Locke Lamora'. This book, the first in The Gentleman Bastard series, follows a group of con artists as they pull off elaborate heists and navigate the dangerous underworld of a fantasy city.

Joe Abercrombie

The Blade Itself

If you enjoyed the gritty realism and complex characters in 'The King's Daggers', you'll love 'The Blade Itself'. This book, the first in The First Law series, follows a disparate group of characters as they are drawn into a brutal war and must confront their own demons in order to survive.

Katherine Addison

The Goblin Emperor

If you enjoyed the court intrigue and political maneuvering in 'The King's Daggers', you'll love 'The Goblin Emperor'. This book follows a half-goblin, half-human prince who is unexpectedly thrust onto the throne of a hostile empire and must navigate the treacherous waters of court politics in order to survive.

Richard K. Morgan

The Steel Remains

Fans of 'The King's Daggers' will appreciate the dark, gritty worldbuilding and complex characters in 'The Steel Remains'. This book, the first in The Land Fit for Heroes series, follows a group of battle-scarred veterans as they confront the ghosts of their past and the horrors of a new, brutal war.

Patrick Rothfuss

The Name of the Wind

If you enjoyed the rich worldbuilding and intricate plotting in 'The King's Daggers', you'll love 'The Name of the Wind'. This book, the first in The Kingkiller Chronicle, follows the story of a legendary musician and magician as he recounts his life story, including his rise to power and the events that led to his downfall.

Joe Abercrombie

The Heroes

Fans of 'The King's Daggers' will appreciate the brutal, unflinching depiction of war and the complex, morally ambiguous characters in 'The Heroes'. This standalone novel follows a group of soldiers as they fight in a brutal, weeks-long battle and confront the horrors of war.

Seth Dickinson

The Traitor Baru Cormorant

Fans of 'The King's Daggers' will appreciate the intricate plotting and political intrigue in 'The Traitor Baru Cormorant'. This book, the first in The Masquerade series, follows a young woman as she infiltrates the ruling class of a powerful empire and works to bring it down from within.

China Miéville

The City & the City

If you enjoyed the complex worldbuilding and intricate plotting in 'The King's Daggers', you'll love 'The City & The City'. This standalone novel follows a detective as he investigates a murder in a divided city, where two distinct societies exist side by side but are forbidden from interacting with each other.

Aliette de Bodard

The House of Shattered Wings

If you enjoyed the supernatural elements and complex characters in 'The King's Daggers', you'll love 'The House of Shattered Wings'. This standalone novel follows a group of fallen angels as they vie for power in a post-apocalyptic Paris and confront the darkness within themselves.