Great video, Petrik, and solid recommendations! I’d add for ASOIAF fans’ consideration R. Scott Bakker’s Second Apocalypse Series, with the Prince of Nothing Trilogy and the Aspect Emperor Tetralogy.
Thank you, Philip!! Oh that's a good one. I haven't read the series yet, but it seems like it will fit the bill. I will start Prince of Nothing this year for sure!
Prince of Nothing has so many of the best things in fantasy, while also possessing some things I sincerely hate. Still, it's a top 5 all time series for me.
Here by TH-cam's algorithm and glad it did. Janny Wurts behind you sold me on this video, she's so underrated. Love the Empire trilogy. Dagger and Coin sounds right up my alley. Had the Dandelion Dynasty and John Gwynne on the list as well.
Joe Abercrombie and John Gwynne. Two of the very best in this 69 year olds opinion. Been reading for awhile and these guys first series are my favorites in fantasy. Great video Sir.
I was into Abercrombie a bit, but there were things he did that were really off putting to me. And then I read Gwynne and that was pretty much perfect modern fantasy. Everything I like and none of the crap I hate.
Definitely worth it. I enjoyed the audiobook version very much about 2 years ago, I think, which meant I was able to use my time efficiently while doing everyday chores :)
Thanks for the recs, Petrik! Recently, Derri's Read it Before and Jimmy Nutts did a video about the similarities between ASOIAF and RotE, which was suuuuper interesting. Never thought about it, but those two series have so much overlap, highly recommend that livestream, such great fun! Your picks were spot-on as well though!
If you want to read a series that starts off very similar to the style where you live in a post apocalypse world, due to nuclear war where anyone can die (in the first few books), but eventually settles into a long 100 book series of almost always being exactly 249 pages each book & the core characters never die because I think they decided "Hey .. we can make money with releasing these once a month" & it should be a TV show - Deathlands is an old classic. Older readers will probably remember them, but so many new kids are on TH-cam probably never heard of it. They tried to make a movie out of it but butchered it. I heard they are doing a TV show again but it's very Indy made & I don't know if it's going to get the exposure & love it needs. Good luck finding all the books. I hear they are going for big money.
This is such a great list! I’m so happy to see Dagger and the Coin as the first recommendation, I love that series, The Tyrant’s Law is one of my favorite books (closely followed by Spider’s War) and Geder is one of my favorite characters in fantasy. I’ve read everything except The Khan series and Empire trilogy (I’ve tried Magician but put it on standby as I didn’t really connect with it), so I'll put them on the TBR for next years. I would also recommend Green bone saga and Liveship Traders, as the politics and characters are one the same level as ASOIAF.
Thank you so much! Spider's War is my favorite book in Dagger and the Coin. Incredible conclusion, imo. And yeah! Please give Empire trilogy a try. It's much better than Magician. And Green Bone Saga + Liveship Traders (or Hobb generally) are good recommendation, too. Should've mentioned them as well. 😅
Great list! I definitely need to add The Kimoni Legacy to the list! The author, Omari Richards, is still little known but his book blew me away!!! I couldn't put it down. Political intrigue and West African lore at its best!
"Memory, Sorrow & Thorn" Trilogy by Tad Williams is a very good recommendation as well. It is the trilogy that actually inspired GRRM to write the ASoIaF. The follow-up sequel series "The Last King of Osten-Ard" by Tad Williams is also amazing with the last book in the series to be released December 2024.
Excellent suggestions here, Petrik! I've read them all except The Khan Series and The Dandelion Dynasty. I learn something from all of your videos! "BookTubing the way BookTube should be BookTubed."
I certainly will read Kithamar trilogy, too. I'm just waiting for the announcement of the third book now. I haven't read Anna Smith Spark's books, but I'm a fan of Abercrombie and Abraham! :)
Started reading A Song of Ice and Fire in the early 2000's when it wasn't really a well known series LOVE the books but wish Martin didn't take forever writing them. Anyway, I HIGHLY recommend reading The Pillars of the Earth series by Ken Follett. Anyone who loves the GoT series will enjoy these books
And there is the Elderlings. Even more beautiful writing, better characters, they are miserable… the only thing is that she is not killing them as Martin does, that keeping her from the line of grim dark. Even the dragons are there and started at the same time. We are looking at you Martin, this is how you finish something! 👀
Thank you for this! Will definitely check out the ones I'm not familiar with. My main gripe about Asoiaf-ish book recommendations is that most of the writers use modern language that takes you out of the narrative. Martin's use of language is the missing link for me even if the other series may out do him in plotting, characters, world building etc..
Oh yeah, that is a good one to think about. I heard Sword of Shadows by J.V. Jones should be similar to George Martin in language as well, but I haven't read that one yet. :)
@@PetrikLeo I think a lot of fantasy fans aren't too particular about language and symbolism but it's just something that takes a story to the next level for me😂 I will definitely check out JV❤
The Faithful and the Fallen is more high fantasy than dark like Martin books but know i think about battles and I see why your out that! Just an awesome Saga;) thank you;)😊
Oh absolutely! As I said, their tone and narrative are very different. But I think depending on what you're looking for from ASOIAF, some parts of TFATF should scratch the itch!
Love ASoIaF, and enjoy reading the 'side' novels. Am enjoying my first reads of Abercrombie and Erikson. If you haven't read any of Martin's very early works, his short story collections like 'Songs of The Dying Earth', I highly recommend. Very good!
Good to hear you're enjoying Abercrombie and Erikson's books. I haven't read any of Martin's books outside of A Song of Ice and Fire! I certainly have to fix this. :)
Lyonesse by Jack Vance is another one very similar with better writing but with more fantasy in it. It's a remarkably underatted piece of work! Memory sorrow and thorn by Tad Williams is up there but has the heroic element like LOTR which is not a bad thing if you ask me. Nice blend. The Prince of nothing is not for the faint of heart, it is very dark. Fair warning reader.
The villain in The Dagger and The Coin is indeed interesting, very unique. First time he does his "evil" thing in the first book I was like "em, excuse me what?". It was not clear that this will be his arc. It was amazing, though I felt more mid on the series towards its ending.
Great recommendation 😁- I will deffo check out Daniel Abrahams's book - AND I totally agree with you. The Empire Trilogy was so much better than its companion series. I loved every moment of reading it, and it had on of my favourite female main characters
i'd add "Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne" trilogy by brian staveley. more like abercrombie than grr martin, fast paced, with momentum. "A Land fit for Heroes" trilogy by richard Morgan, also similar style, with just a hint of sci-fi, and some surprisingly graphic passages on all kinds of sexual activities... stuff grr martin would like to but wouldn't dare to write :D
Awesome list Petrik! It certainly is hard to live up to the ASOIAF standard, isn't it? I definitely want to get into Daniel Abraham, Conquerer, and Riftwar. Can the Riftwar Empire trilogy be read without the rest of the Saga?
Thank you, Zammar! Yeah, it's difficult for sure! And yeah, Riftwar Empire can be read without reading the rest of the saga, imo. Though you will benefit from reading the first book in the series: Magician. :)
As someone who read Riftwar Empire Trilogy without reading the other series over 10 years ago and still loves Empire to this day, I can confirm you 100% don't have to read any other part to enjoy Empire!
Awesome recommendations, Petrik! I agree with them 100% and look forward to reading Dagger and Coin and Faithful and the Fallen eventually. First Law is my favorite of all time! PS - How's the new Elden Ring dlc treating you!?
Its weird as a massive grrm fan i started the first law with maybe a bit too much expectations. I'm half way through number two so maybe (still ?) too early to tell but a bit underwhelmed so far. It feels "smaller" if that makes sense. I'll finish the trilogy though, hopefully I'm wrong!
I read the First Law and the first book in Age of Madness, and so far, I found AoM to be much better. First Law is good, but I think A Little Hatred improved on all the flaws.
The standalone and Age of Madness has a different story structure to the first trilogy, imo. If you don't have any issue with the writing, I think they're worth giving a try. In technicality, Age of Madness has some of Abercrombie's best writing to date!
I swear I've tried giving the dandelion series a chance like 4 times and the 2nd book just bores me to a "did not finish". I keep finding myself having to go back and relisten to entire chapters, maybe it's just a matter of audiobook vs reading because reading does require more focus.... which doesn't allow me to cook dinner, do laundry, clean, play games etc... which is why I've almost entirely quit reading lol. Oh well I'll probably give it another try eventually.
I do agree with most of these picks, except John Gwynne's The Faithfull and the Fallen. It is a good series, but it is quite different from ASoIaF. So is First Law, but it pretty much feels like reading As for additional recommendations, I'll go with one GRRM himself has pointed to quite a bit: The Once and Future King by T.H. White. Other suggestions: - The Warlord Chronicles by Bernard Cornwell - The Prince of Nothing & The Second Apocalypse by R. Scott Bakker - Anything written by Giles Kristian (particularly his Arthurian Tales) - A Song for Arbonne, The Lions of al-Rassan, and Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay - and if one enjoyes the eldritch gods aspect the Ironborne bring to the table, Gunmetal Gods by Zamil Akthar is awesome
I have read Arthurian Tales by Giles Kristian. I couldn't find similarities between the two, though. I am so looking forward to reading Second Apocalypse series by Bakker this year! :)
I personally think his books on first read are very engaging and tension. There are many character's death throughout the series. I mean, compare to Wheel of Time, I'm on book 10 and most of the characters are still alive. In Malice, one of the MC was killed off already. 🙂 And then there's more... but spoilers. 😂
Great video, Petrik, and solid recommendations! I’d add for ASOIAF fans’ consideration R. Scott Bakker’s Second Apocalypse Series, with the Prince of Nothing Trilogy and the Aspect Emperor Tetralogy.
Thank you, Philip!! Oh that's a good one. I haven't read the series yet, but it seems like it will fit the bill. I will start Prince of Nothing this year for sure!
Prince of Nothing has so many of the best things in fantasy, while also possessing some things I sincerely hate.
Still, it's a top 5 all time series for me.
Here by TH-cam's algorithm and glad it did. Janny Wurts behind you sold me on this video, she's so underrated. Love the Empire trilogy. Dagger and Coin sounds right up my alley. Had the Dandelion Dynasty and John Gwynne on the list as well.
Janny Wurts is an underrated author. The Riftwar Empire trilogy is utterly brilliant! 😄
Joe Abercrombie and John Gwynne.
Two of the very best in this 69 year olds
opinion. Been reading for awhile and these guys first series are my favorites in fantasy.
Great video Sir.
I was into Abercrombie a bit, but there were things he did that were really off putting to me. And then I read Gwynne and that was pretty much perfect modern fantasy. Everything I like and none of the crap I hate.
Thank you so much! I love Abercrombie and Gwynne's books very much for some similar and different reasons! :)
Totally agree!
I think Brian Lee Durfee's Five Warrior Angels trilogy is another good choice!
Yeahh that is so true! Can't believe I didn't include it here. 🥲
Always love when you mention the Riftwar Empire Trilogy!✨💖📚
You and me both! Always a good day to talk about Riftwar Empire trilogy!
Another fantastic video! Thank you Petrik!
Thank you so much, Dino! :)
I’ve been interested in most of these, but had not heard of The Khan series. Will definitely add it to my TBR. Thanks for sharing!
Definitely worth it. I enjoyed the audiobook version very much about 2 years ago, I think, which meant I was able to use my time efficiently while doing everyday chores :)
Cheers! The Genghis Khan series is AMAZING!
Thanks for the recs, Petrik! Recently, Derri's Read it Before and Jimmy Nutts did a video about the similarities between ASOIAF and RotE, which was suuuuper interesting. Never thought about it, but those two series have so much overlap, highly recommend that livestream, such great fun! Your picks were spot-on as well though!
Thank you, Esmay! I certainly forgot to mention RotE and Five Warrior Angels in this video! 😂😂
If you want to read a series that starts off very similar to the style where you live in a post apocalypse world, due to nuclear war where anyone can die (in the first few books), but eventually settles into a long 100 book series of almost always being exactly 249 pages each book & the core characters never die because I think they decided "Hey .. we can make money with releasing these once a month" & it should be a TV show - Deathlands is an old classic. Older readers will probably remember them, but so many new kids are on TH-cam probably never heard of it.
They tried to make a movie out of it but butchered it. I heard they are doing a TV show again but it's very Indy made & I don't know if it's going to get the exposure & love it needs. Good luck finding all the books. I hear they are going for big money.
I keep telling all ASOIAF fans that Bound & the Broken and Faithful & the Fallen will scratch that itch.
Oh good one! Bound and the Broken is a solid recommendation, too!!
Glad to see dagger and the coin finally get some love. Love that series and the channel
Thank you do much! Dagger and the Coin is great. More fantasy readers need to read it! 😄
You are a jewel we must protect with our very life Petrik ! Always recommending awesome series !!! :)
Loving Jade Legacy atm,btw !!! :D
Aww, thank you so much! Jade Legacy is a masterpiece. Enjoy! :)
This is such a great list! I’m so happy to see Dagger and the Coin as the first recommendation, I love that series, The Tyrant’s Law is one of my favorite books (closely followed by Spider’s War) and Geder is one of my favorite characters in fantasy.
I’ve read everything except The Khan series and Empire trilogy (I’ve tried Magician but put it on standby as I didn’t really connect with it), so I'll put them on the TBR for next years. I would also recommend Green bone saga and Liveship Traders, as the politics and characters are one the same level as ASOIAF.
Thank you so much! Spider's War is my favorite book in Dagger and the Coin. Incredible conclusion, imo. And yeah! Please give Empire trilogy a try. It's much better than Magician. And Green Bone Saga + Liveship Traders (or Hobb generally) are good recommendation, too. Should've mentioned them as well. 😅
Great list!
I definitely need to add The Kimoni Legacy to the list! The author, Omari Richards, is still little known but his book blew me away!!! I couldn't put it down. Political intrigue and West African lore at its best!
Thank you so much! Thanks for the recommendation, too. Never heard of that one!
I always appreciate your recommendations! My reading test is similar so you never lead me a stray!
Thank you so much, Ashley! I'm always happy to receive a comment from you on my videos! :D
Thank you 🙏 for the recommendation. At the moment I’m currently interesting reading historical fiction. Happy reading!! 😊
You're welcome! Happy reading to you, too! 😄
U need some James michener in your life!! Historical fiction master
"Memory, Sorrow & Thorn" Trilogy by Tad Williams is a very good recommendation as well. It is the trilogy that actually inspired GRRM to write the ASoIaF. The follow-up sequel series "The Last King of Osten-Ard" by Tad Williams is also amazing with the last book in the series to be released December 2024.
True! Not sure why I didn't remember it when I made this video. A Song of Ice and Fire took many inspirations from it. 😅
Excellent suggestions here, Petrik! I've read them all except The Khan Series and The Dandelion Dynasty. I learn something from all of your videos! "BookTubing the way BookTube should be BookTubed."
Thank you so much! Haha, that sounds like a blurb gifted by George R. R. Martin! :D
Totally agree about Abraham! Kithamar is amazing by the way! Definitely a must read for Abercrombie and Anna Smith Spark fans!
I certainly will read Kithamar trilogy, too. I'm just waiting for the announcement of the third book now. I haven't read Anna Smith Spark's books, but I'm a fan of Abercrombie and Abraham! :)
Started reading A Song of Ice and Fire in the early 2000's when it wasn't really a well known series LOVE the books but wish Martin didn't take forever writing them. Anyway, I HIGHLY recommend reading The Pillars of the Earth series by Ken Follett. Anyone who loves the GoT series will enjoy these books
Yeah! Just about to start Pillars of the Earth today! 😊
Thanks Petrik, I would like to also add Prince of Nothing series to this 😊
I definitely have to read that series!! :D
And there is the Elderlings. Even more beautiful writing, better characters, they are miserable… the only thing is that she is not killing them as Martin does, that keeping her from the line of grim dark. Even the dragons are there and started at the same time. We are looking at you Martin, this is how you finish something! 👀
Ohh Eldenrings is a good recommendation. Love the series very much! 😄
Thank you for this! Will definitely check out the ones I'm not familiar with. My main gripe about Asoiaf-ish book recommendations is that most of the writers use modern language that takes you out of the narrative. Martin's use of language is the missing link for me even if the other series may out do him in plotting, characters, world building etc..
Oh yeah, that is a good one to think about. I heard Sword of Shadows by J.V. Jones should be similar to George Martin in language as well, but I haven't read that one yet. :)
@@PetrikLeo I think a lot of fantasy fans aren't too particular about language and symbolism but it's just something that takes a story to the next level for me😂 I will definitely check out JV❤
The Faithful and the Fallen is more high fantasy than dark like Martin books but know i think about battles and I see why your out that!
Just an awesome Saga;) thank you;)😊
Oh absolutely! As I said, their tone and narrative are very different. But I think depending on what you're looking for from ASOIAF, some parts of TFATF should scratch the itch!
@@PetrikLeo i SEARCH EPIC battles and good wirtten characters and a Story just epic;)
Love ASoIaF, and enjoy reading the 'side' novels.
Am enjoying my first reads of Abercrombie and Erikson.
If you haven't read any of Martin's very early works, his short story collections like 'Songs of The Dying Earth', I highly recommend. Very good!
Good to hear you're enjoying Abercrombie and Erikson's books. I haven't read any of Martin's books outside of A Song of Ice and Fire! I certainly have to fix this. :)
Lyonesse by Jack Vance is another one very similar with better writing but with more fantasy in it. It's a remarkably underatted piece of work! Memory sorrow and thorn by Tad Williams is up there but has the heroic element like LOTR which is not a bad thing if you ask me. Nice blend.
The Prince of nothing is not for the faint of heart, it is very dark. Fair warning reader.
@@Fia-kz6sf Memory Sorrow and Thorn definitely belong in this list!! I haven't read Lyonesse and Prince of Nothing though!
Excited for this video!
Thank you so much!
Great vid! I’m embarrassed to admit I never read song of ice and fire. Love the tv series so maybe I should do that first…
It's honestly the best! Such an immersive experience
Thank you! Nothing to be embarrassed about. Look at Bookborn. She just started last year and she is obsessed with the series now. :)
@@PetrikLeo oh I should check that channel!!
Just added the khan series to my TBR, I’d never heard of it!!
It's so good, Hannah!! And completed too! 😄
The villain in The Dagger and The Coin is indeed interesting, very unique. First time he does his "evil" thing in the first book I was like "em, excuse me what?". It was not clear that this will be his arc. It was amazing, though I felt more mid on the series towards its ending.
Very true. Not mentioning his name, but I found his story arc to be incredibly intriguing! :D
Great recommendation 😁- I will deffo check out Daniel Abrahams's book - AND I totally agree with you. The Empire Trilogy was so much better than its companion series. I loved every moment of reading it, and it had on of my favourite female main characters
Thank you very much! I'm glad you agreed with me on Riftwar Empire. I think that trilogy is fantastic. I love Mara so much! :)
I would probably also recommend the Warlord chronicles by Bernard cornwell.
Yeah, that's a solid recommendation!
I really enjoy Daniel Abraham’s books.
Me too! So underrated. I've read almost everything by him! :)
Missed you brother ! What great video to come back to the Leo wagon. I’ll binge the rest on the morrow.
Thank you so much! Have fun catching up to the videos!
@@PetrikLeo Mos Def !
Great video as always, Petrik!
Many thanks, Calum!!
i'd add "Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne" trilogy by brian staveley. more like abercrombie than grr martin, fast paced, with momentum. "A Land fit for Heroes" trilogy by richard Morgan, also similar style, with just a hint of sci-fi, and some surprisingly graphic passages on all kinds of sexual activities... stuff grr martin would like to but wouldn't dare to write :D
A land fit for Heroes is the best prose in fantasy imo
Ohhh! Unhewn Throne is a good one. I like that series. The sequel series is off to a super powerful start, imo. Empire's Ruin is INCREDIBLE,A
Awesome list Petrik! It certainly is hard to live up to the ASOIAF standard, isn't it?
I definitely want to get into Daniel Abraham, Conquerer, and Riftwar. Can the Riftwar Empire trilogy be read without the rest of the Saga?
Thank you, Zammar! Yeah, it's difficult for sure! And yeah, Riftwar Empire can be read without reading the rest of the saga, imo. Though you will benefit from reading the first book in the series: Magician. :)
As someone who read Riftwar Empire Trilogy without reading the other series over 10 years ago and still loves Empire to this day, I can confirm you 100% don't have to read any other part to enjoy Empire!
Nice one Petrik. Have you come across the Under the Northern Sky sky series? I think it fits well with these recs as well
Oh I haven't read that! By Leo Carew right? I have to give it a try, too! :D
Great video!👍👍👍📚🤖🚀🐲Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Dragon rider by taran matharu is like GOT X Eragon. Not as dark but defo a few scenes in there that I can see he took from GOT.
Oh I have that one! Haven't read it yet, though! 😂 Thanks for the rec!
Awesome recommendations, Petrik! I agree with them 100% and look forward to reading Dagger and Coin and Faithful and the Fallen eventually. First Law is my favorite of all time! PS - How's the new Elden Ring dlc treating you!?
Thank you very much! As you can probably tell... Elden Ring DLC is sucking up most of my spare time right now. xD
@PetrikLeo Hahaha that's okay, live it up! You should do a playthrough video, it'd be fun to watch since you are probably way better than I am😂
Why do you have two copies of "The light of all that falls"?
One is sent to me by Orbit, the other one is from Broken Binding. 😅
Its weird as a massive grrm fan i started the first law with maybe a bit too much expectations. I'm half way through number two so maybe (still ?) too early to tell but a bit underwhelmed so far. It feels "smaller" if that makes sense.
I'll finish the trilogy though, hopefully I'm wrong!
Oh absolutely smaller. That's one of the reasons why I said GRRM's world-building is better than Abercrombie's. 😄
@@PetrikLeo I might try the Dandelion Dynasty or the Empire trilogy :) !
I think I'm the only one that love ASOIAF but don't like the first law. I don't like the plot of the first trilogy. Should I read the second trilogy ?
I read the First Law and the first book in Age of Madness, and so far, I found AoM to be much better. First Law is good, but I think A Little Hatred improved on all the flaws.
The standalone and Age of Madness has a different story structure to the first trilogy, imo. If you don't have any issue with the writing, I think they're worth giving a try. In technicality, Age of Madness has some of Abercrombie's best writing to date!
@@PetrikLeo Completely agree. Also the grandest "oh no" moment in the history of books.
Not a fantasy novel, but still quite similar in some regards is The Pillars of the Earth.
Just about to start reading that!! 😄
Haha, that's why I mentioned it 👍🏻 I hope you enjoy it.
I swear I've tried giving the dandelion series a chance like 4 times and the 2nd book just bores me to a "did not finish". I keep finding myself having to go back and relisten to entire chapters, maybe it's just a matter of audiobook vs reading because reading does require more focus.... which doesn't allow me to cook dinner, do laundry, clean, play games etc... which is why I've almost entirely quit reading lol. Oh well I'll probably give it another try eventually.
No need to force it if the series isn't for you! :)
I think you should read Sword of Shadows.
OH DAMMIT. Good reminder!! I seriously need to give that a read. By J.V. Jones right? I heard it's amazing.
@@PetrikLeo Yes, by J.V. Jones It is a great series, and she is promising that she with be done with the fifth book by December.
@@ViperRT99 oh really!? I remember Endlords is taking a lonnnggg time. Time for me to read it next uear!
I believe The Five Warrior Angels trilogy deserves a mention here. It did remind me quiet a lot of GRRM's writing style and grim world building.
Oh man you're absolutely right! Can't believe I forgot to include that! 😅
I do agree with most of these picks, except John Gwynne's The Faithfull and the Fallen. It is a good series, but it is quite different from ASoIaF. So is First Law, but it pretty much feels like reading
As for additional recommendations, I'll go with one GRRM himself has pointed to quite a bit: The Once and Future King by T.H. White.
Other suggestions:
- The Warlord Chronicles by Bernard Cornwell
- The Prince of Nothing & The Second Apocalypse by R. Scott Bakker
- Anything written by Giles Kristian (particularly his Arthurian Tales)
- A Song for Arbonne, The Lions of al-Rassan, and Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay
- and if one enjoyes the eldritch gods aspect the Ironborne bring to the table, Gunmetal Gods by Zamil Akthar is awesome
I have read Arthurian Tales by Giles Kristian. I couldn't find similarities between the two, though. I am so looking forward to reading Second Apocalypse series by Bakker this year! :)
I hope Memory Sorrow and Thorn is here.
@@Rick_Harper it should've been. It was my bad and mistake (I forgot) to not include it here. 🥲
I kind of disagree with john gwynne. Very good but completely different from soiaf. After book one, it felt like the characters were pretty safe.
I personally think his books on first read are very engaging and tension. There are many character's death throughout the series. I mean, compare to Wheel of Time, I'm on book 10 and most of the characters are still alive. In Malice, one of the MC was killed off already. 🙂 And then there's more... but spoilers. 😂
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Zeeennnn!!!
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