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Rebecca Soler and Teddy Hamilton share the of Fourth Wing across twenty-two hours, and the dual-voice format maps neatly onto the book's push-and-pull tension — Soler's Violet is wary and sharp, Hamilton's Xaden is guarded in a different register entirely. The listen has a high pulse rate. Every recommendation here has won awards, most carry top reader ratings, and they share the same combination of epic fantasy scale and romance that keeps you invested in the characters as much as the world.

10 books for fans of Fourth Wing

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    A Court of Mist and Fury

    A Court of Thorns and Roses • Book 2

    by Sarah J. Maas

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    Post-traumatic stress meets faerie politics as Feyre discovers her bargain with Rhysand while struggling with Tamlin's controlling love. Maas explores consent and healing through lush worldbuilding and complex relationships.

    4.63 Goodreads (3.3M ratings)
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    Empire of Storms

    Throne of Glass • Book 5

    by Sarah J. Maas

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    Aelin must unite kingdoms against Erawan's approaching army while grappling with the full cost of her fire magic and the keys needed to lock away evil forever.

    4.63 Goodreads (1.3M ratings)
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    Queen of Shadows

    Throne of Glass • Book 4

    by Sarah J. Maas

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    Maas escalates the stakes as Aelin embraces her royal identity, orchestrating elaborate schemes to free her allies while preparing for magical war against tyrannical rule.

    4.62 Goodreads (1.4M ratings)
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    The Final Empire

    The Mistborn Saga • Book 1

    by Brandon Sanderson

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    Street thief Vin learns to swallow metals for magical powers, then joins a crew planning to rob the immortal Lord Ruler himself. Sanderson builds a fascinating world where ash falls like snow and magic follows strict, logical rules.

    4.49 Goodreads (999.3K ratings)
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    A Court of Wings and Ruin

    A Court of Thorns and Roses • Book 3

    by Sarah J. Maas

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    Feyre returns to her abusive ex's court as a spy while war threatens to destroy the faerie realms. Political intrigue, magical battles, and relationship drama culminate in this explosive trilogy finale.

    4.46 Goodreads (2.8M ratings)
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    Heir of Fire

    Throne of Glass • Book 3

    by Sarah J. Maas

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    Maas splits her heroine between continents as Celaena trains in deadly Fae magic while her friends face political machinations and growing darkness in Rifthold.

    4.45 Goodreads (1.6M ratings)
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    The Fellowship of the Ring

    The Lord of the Rings • Book 1

    by J. R. R. Tolkien

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    Bilbo's simple gold ring reveals itself as the key to Sauron's power over Middle-earth, launching Frodo on a quest to destroy it. Epic worldbuilding meets intimate friendship in this fantasy foundation.

    4.41 Goodreads (3.2M ratings)
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    Quicksilver

    The Fae & Alchemy Series • Book 1

    by Callie Hart

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    Water thief Saeris survives in an unforgiving desert until she breaks an ancient seal and unleashes magical chaos on her world. Hart builds a richly imagined fantasy world where water is currency and magic comes with deadly consequences.

    4.32 Goodreads (889.6K ratings)
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    The Lost Metal

    The Mistborn Saga • Book 7

    by Brandon Sanderson

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    Sanderson concludes his second Mistborn era as lawman-turned-senator Wax confronts the Set in a climactic battle that threatens all of Scadrial—classic Sanderson worldbuilding married to explosive Wild West fantasy action.

    4.48 Goodreads (122.5K ratings)
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    King Sorrow

    by Joe Hill

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    Blackmailed into stealing rare books from his college library, student Arthur Oakes accidentally unleashes an ancient evil that feeds on literature itself.

    4.40 Goodreads (20.4K ratings)