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Books like “Between Two Fires”

What to read after “Between Two Fires” by Christopher Buehlman: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

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  1. Cover of “The Library at Mount Char” by Scott Hawkins
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    The Library at Mount Char

    Scott Hawkins · 2015

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  2. Cover of “Empire of the Vampire” by Jay Kristoff
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    Empire of the Vampire

    Jay Kristoff · 2021

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  3. Cover of “The Blacktongue Thief” by Christopher Buehlman
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    The Blacktongue Thief

    Christopher Buehlman · 2021

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  4. Cover of “The Black Company” by Glen Cook
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    The Black Company

    Glen Cook · 1984

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  5. Cover of “The Ballad of Black Tom” by Victor LaValle
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    The Ballad of Black Tom

    Victor LaValle · 2016

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  6. Cover of “Best Served Cold” by Joe Abercrombie
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    Best Served Cold

    Joe Abercrombie · 2009

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  7. Cover of “The Warded Man” by Peter V. Brett
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    The Warded Man

    Peter V. Brett · 2008

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  8. Cover of “Prince of Thorns” by Mark Lawrence
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    Prince of Thorns

    Mark Lawrence · 2011

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  9. Cover of “The Blade Itself” by Joe Abercrombie
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    The Blade Itself

    Joe Abercrombie · 2006

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  10. Cover of “The Shadow of the Gods” by John Gwynne
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    The Shadow of the Gods

    John Gwynne · 2021

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  11. Cover of “Priest of Bones” by Peter McLean
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    Priest of Bones

    Peter McLean · 2018

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark”

  12. Cover of “Perdido Street Station” by China Miéville
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    Perdido Street Station

    China Miéville · 2000

    Similar atmosphere: “Grimdark” and “Creeping Dread”