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  • Cover of The Broken Empire
    The Broken EmpireUniverse

    universe · 27 books · 2011

    Grimdark, dark in tone, set in secondary world.

    “What looks like sword-and-castle medievalism is the ash of our own age, and the magic is only physics that learned to listen.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Prince of Fools →

    similar by+3 more

    includes The Red Queen's War

  • Cover of Eaters of the Dead
    Eaters of the DeadNovel

    Michael Crichton · standalone novel · 1976

    Historical fiction and adventure, about survival and expeditions.

    similar bytensemedievaleurope+2 more

  • Cover of Deryni
    DeryniUniverse

    universe · 44 books · 1970

    Historical fantasy, about political intrigue, set in secondary world.

    “In the kingdom of Gwynedd, power is at once a sacrament and a heresy.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Deryni Rising →

    similar byfantasytensemedieval

    includes Chronicles of the Deryni, The Histories of King Kelson, Legends of Saint Camber, The Childe Morgan, The Heirs of Saint Camber

  • Cover of Heirs to Byzantium
    Heirs to ByzantiumSeries

    series · 3 books · 1987

    Set in secondary world.

    Start with Byzantium's Crown →

    similar byfantasy+3 more

  • Cover of The Moorehawke Trilogy
    The Moorehawke TrilogySeries

    series · 3 books · 2008

    Set in secondary world.

    Start with The Poison Throne →

    similar by+4 more

  • Cover of The Crucible
    The CrucibleSeries

    series · 3 books · 2000

    completed

    “Sara Douglass' The Crucible trilogy follows an English friar and nobleman, Thomas Neville, drawn into a war between heavenly and infernal forces across England and Europe during the late Middle Ages.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with The Nameless Day →

    similar by+4 more