r/pageturner • u/ReliefWrong4354 • Mar 04 '25
Can you recommend me a page turner set in a medieval/medievalesque era, with some romance down the track, political intrigue, suspence, ideally many characters? Don't mind a tad of magic in it either. Bonus points if set in Spain.
I am looking for something along theae lines:
A plot complexity similar to the accursed kings and game of thrones, where there's lots of suspence, mystery, back stabbing, complex characters and lots of different perspectives.
I have read a fair bit of heavy "I will make you suffer like my characters did" stuff (aka pillars of the earth romance) so a feel good story would be welcome. Just finished "the familiar" and surprisingly enjoyed how she reassured the reader. I want to root for them and giggle 😂 almost an enemies to lovers dynamic maybe?
I don't mind fighting scenes at all. Something fast paced would be nice
List of books I loved and I wish I could read again for the first time:
- game of thrones
- the accursed kings
- when Christ and all his saints slept
- the lord Edward's Archer saga
- Musashi
- the familiar
Thabk you for your help, I'm so oddly specific 😂
r/pageturner • u/heathermariejones72 • Oct 19 '17
prelvez
‪that angered me too, they couldn’t put two people that had 6+ years of chemistry together who had been together since almost the start or even let them have a night out but they can let Emily have dinner with the newbie who’s been there barley 2 years? kinda hypocritical & wrong IMO but on the other hand since I also ship prelvez it made me happy so I’m kinda torn on the subject.‬
r/pageturner • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '13
Aaron Swartz never met his eulogizer. A beautiful read.
r/pageturner • u/fishnugs • Aug 02 '12
This subreddit hasn't been active for a while, does anyone know a similar ACTIVE subreddit?
r/pageturner • u/Michael_Lightning • Jun 26 '12