Adult Fantasy Book Recs 📚 Like This Try That

I feel like the general setup is somewhat similar, the motivations of the characters are somewhat similar, but the way in which things play out and the drama of everything and also the really tragic elements of both of them I think are where the differences lie. But they both definitely have that and I think they both do it very well.

I'm more so looking at stories that I think have the same kind of tone, way of telling the story, types of characters and camp and also the delivery of their commentary.

I didn't personally care for How to Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying either, but not because I think they're terrible books, but because the tone of both of these is still very similar to everything I'm describing overall.

So, she's our main character, and she is incredible. I really loved her, but I really enjoyed a lot of the perspectives in this story. Some of them you're exploring abuse within the home, and there are other characters as well that I always describe as being very quietly powerful, very quietly resilient.

But there are some elements about Farsier and what people like about it that you might also like about Curse of Chalion.

I didn't personally care for the devils. I didn't personally care for How to Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying either, but not because I think they're terrible books, but because the tone of both of these is still very similar to everything I'm describing overall.

She's really great. I really like the protagonist of that story. And it's also got this feeling of coziness and slice of life, but then also the stakes are pretty high at the same time.

I feel like the general setup is somewhat similar, the motivations of the characters are somewhat similar, but the way in which things play out and the drama of everything and also the really tragic elements of both of them I think are where the differences lie. But they both definitely have that and I think they both do it very well.