Books like Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay

The seventh book of George R.R. Martin's epic, *A Feast for Crows*, follows the fallout of a fractured realm as Cersei ascends as regent, the Stark northern rebellion collapses, and the Seven Kingdoms edge toward a fragile peace that may crumble into renewed battle.

Prince Caspian follows the Pevensie children as they aid a young Narnian king in restoring peace to his realm.

A fantasy epic set in a world of Gods and kings, following the journey of Garion, a young man with a mysterious past and a destiny to fulfill.

The Lions of Al-Rassan is a sweeping fantasy set in a world echoing medieval Spain, following rival champions and a court physician as political intrigue and looming holy war threaten to reshape their land.

Five college students are transported to the first of all worlds, Fionavar, where they must help a mage prepare the land for an impending battle against an ancient evil.

In Guy Gavriel Kay’s lyrical fantasy, the troubadour‑rich land of Arbonne is torn by a feud over the dead lover Aelis, while a mercenary from the militant Gorhaut brings a new threat to the fragile peace between cultures.

In France’s historic Saint‑Saveur Cathedral, teenage photographer Ned Marriner confronts the building’s living past as he investigates secrets that blur time, destiny, and the boundary between the seen and unseen.

Avry of Kazan, the last Healer of the Fifteen Realms, emerges from exile to mend her fractured bond with her sister, train allies in woodland warfare, and thwart King Tohon’s bid for total domination while battling a merciless army of the walking dead.

Jason Garrity, an Irish American, battles prejudice and greed as he opens a hotel that promises security, family, and civic respect, but family secrets threaten his ambitions and test his moral convictions.

George R. R. Martin’s epic fantasy saga, A Song of Ice and Fire, comprises five volumes—A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, and A Dance with Dragons—lauded worldwide and winning multiple awards.

"Aisling of Bruadair's quest to restore her country's rightful rulers to their throne has been long and difficult. Now, after a lifetime of lies, she's confronted with an unexpected truth: Bruadair's salvation may lie within her. But the path to harnessing her newly discovered magical gifts threatens to lead her back through a past that may well spell her death. With his own magic restored, Rùnach of Ceangail has come to terms with the fact that the simple life he once coveted is no longer an option. Instead, he is determined to help Aisling fulfill her quest, even if his part of the bargain includes facing evil mages with power far greater than his own. But once they reach Bruadair, Rùnach and Aisling discover that nothing is as it seems, and not only must they accept their past, they must also embrace their destiny-before the enemies drawing near succeed in extinguishing all the light in the world..."--

Guy Gavriel Kay’s epic fantasy, Children of Earth and Sky, follows intertwined lives on the borderlands of a Renaissance‑inspired realm, as empires, faiths, and a looming war threaten all.

Set against an 8th‑century fiefdom inspired by Tang dynasty China, "Under Heaven" follows Shen Tai as he seeks to bury 100,000 war victims in a desolate lake, honoring his father's grief while navigating imperial politics and legendary western steeds.