Best Mark Lawrence Books

At Sweet Mercy convent, Nona Grey must choose between becoming a warrior, spy, mystic, or dedicating her life to prayer. Lawrence deepens his world while raising personal stakes.

The Book of the Ancestor trilogy concludes with Nona Grey's final trials as the Corridor narrows, ice advances, and enemies attack the empire from both sides.

Lawrence concludes his anti-hero's journey as Jorg Ancrath faces both political rivals and undead armies in his quest for ultimate power.

Lawrence's antihero prince faces the weight of his crown as past sins and present enemies converge in a tale where throne-winning was only the beginning.

At the Convent of Sweet Mercy, girls with ancient blood gifts learn to kill in service of faith, but Nona Grey's rare talents may reshape their dying world.

Lawrence shifts perspective from Jorg's ruthless ambition to Jalan's cowardice, following a hedonistic prince reluctantly dragged into adventure by magical compulsion and an unstoppable Viking warrior.

What happens when you make a teenage sociopath your protagonist? Lawrence creates the most morally complex antihero in fantasy, following Jorg's blood-soaked path to reclaim his birthright in a post-apocalyptic medieval world.

Survivors of a merciless academy become divine instruments of vengeance, trained to punish those even gods fear to confront. Lawrence builds a mythology around institutionalized justice and carefully crafted monsters.

Complete creative freedom yields twenty-three original tales spanning fantasy's full emotional spectrum. Some stories will devastate you while others demand late-night page-turning in this unthemed anthology.

Benefits medical debt relief while showcasing original tales from Brandon Sanderson, Naomi Novik, Terry Brooks, and other genre luminaries.

Fantasy's biggest names—Sanderson, Butcher, Brooks—donate original stories for charity, resulting in an anthology that reads like a who's who of modern genre fiction.