Don't you just hate it when an amazing series ends? Definitely a bittersweet experience.
One great series you might enjoy is Melina Marchetta's Lumatere trilogy. The first two books, Finnikin of the Rock and Froi of the Exiles, are already out in the States, and the third book, Quintana of Charyn, will be released here in early April. They are similar to The Queen's Thief series in that they have intricate plots, humor, and fantastic characters with whose lives and adventures you can't help but be caught up in. I'll look at my reading lists and see if I can think of a few more for you to try out.
ETA:The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson and its sequel, The Crown of Embers. I'm not sure when the next book is coming out, but both of these novels were fantastic. If you enjoy Urban Fantasy, Maggie Stiefvater's The Raven Boys is the first in a four book arc and I have read it four or five times since it came out earlier this fall. So freakin' good. The Hunger Games triliogy by Susan Collins is great, and if you want to try more dystopia like that, Veronica Roth's Divergent and Insurgent are a good place to start.
It's not part of a series, but if you want some seriously good fantasy, you can't beat The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley. It's one of my comfort reads. Chime by Franny Billingsley also has a place on that list, as well as The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater.
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Date: 12/10/12 08:18 pm (UTC)One great series you might enjoy is Melina Marchetta's Lumatere trilogy. The first two books, Finnikin of the Rock and Froi of the Exiles, are already out in the States, and the third book, Quintana of Charyn, will be released here in early April. They are similar to The Queen's Thief series in that they have intricate plots, humor, and fantastic characters with whose lives and adventures you can't help but be caught up in. I'll look at my reading lists and see if I can think of a few more for you to try out.
ETA: The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson and its sequel, The Crown of Embers. I'm not sure when the next book is coming out, but both of these novels were fantastic. If you enjoy Urban Fantasy, Maggie Stiefvater's The Raven Boys is the first in a four book arc and I have read it four or five times since it came out earlier this fall. So freakin' good. The Hunger Games triliogy by Susan Collins is great, and if you want to try more dystopia like that, Veronica Roth's Divergent and Insurgent are a good place to start.
It's not part of a series, but if you want some seriously good fantasy, you can't beat The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley. It's one of my comfort reads. Chime by Franny Billingsley also has a place on that list, as well as The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater.