10 Books Like ‘Fourth Wing’: Fantasy Lover’s Guide

Discover 10 captivating books like Fourth Wing that will whisk you into worlds of dragons, fierce battles, and epic romances.

For those who are still recovering from the magical storms and the fierce battles in the Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, the craving for more dragon-flying adventure and a passionate fight for power is very much present. Thankfully, there are so many others in the fantasy genre that are equally as captivating—political, with strong female leads and, you guessed it, dragons.

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Fourth Wing has become the trend of the literary world and has set the list of best-sellers on fire as well as winning the hearts of millions of readers. In this breathtaking novel, Violet Sorrengail goes against the odds and tries to ride the dangerous Rider Quadrant and will surely touch the hearts of everyone who reads this book. This story is an intense mix of deadly competition, forbidden love, and the exhilaration of forming a connection with not just one but two dragons for those who want every decision to be a matter of life and death. This is probably the reason why readers continue to do so after the last page has been reached.  

But what if you could enter another world that is as full of the exciting Fourth Wing magic? A world in which heroes face their fears against unknown prophecies, revolutionaries rise against tyrannical powers, and dragons fly freely in the sky. The following is a list of ten books that will give you the perfect dose of fantasy and passion that you have been looking for. These tales encompass everything from slaying dragons to uncovering the mysteries of the unknown, even the passionate, both dangerous and forbidden romance, and you’ll be left with a flicker in your heart well after the book has been put down. Are you done and willing to take your next flight to the next level of experience? Let’s take flight.

“What Your Love Felt Like: The Dragon Saga” by Frost

In the lush, perilous world of What Your Love Felt Like: The Dragon Saga by Frost, power and passion intertwine in ways that will feel intimately familiar to fans of Fourth Wing. The story immerses us in the world of Draco, a fearsome dragon king who has always relied on his rationality and cunning to get what he wants. He holds the world in his hand, caring for nothing that doesn’t serve his power—until he is confronted with Liana, a human woman who tends to his son, Damian, as if he were hers. She was supposed to be just a tool in his plans, a toy to use and discard, maybe to enjoy for a while. But against the backdrop of searing dragon fire and shadowy court intrigues, Draco finds himself unraveling, risking his throne and his very existence for a woman who should mean nothing. 

Frost creates an immersive world where every decision is a gamble and loyalties are as changeable as the gusts of air beneath a dragon’s scales. As Draco struggles with a forbidden romance that could unseat him from power, Lucian’s growing affection for Liana reignites age-old feuds that could burn their world to ashes. As complex as the heavens and as passionate as fire, this series is filled with the allure of dragons, deception, and those who defy fate. Fans of Fourth Wing who enjoyed the thrilling love and combat will be happy to find new territory of passion and conflict in Frost’s series.

“Lasers, Dragons, and Lies: The Tale of the Blue Knight” by John Zakour

For those craving the blend of high-stakes heroism and fantastical intrigue found in Fourth Wing, Lasers, Dragons, and Lies: The Tale of the Blue Knight by John Zakour is a novel that brings a new and exciting perspective to the genre. In the mystical world of Aqua, where laser beams slice through the mist of the forgotten era, Bartz the Blue Knight is a man trapped by his desires rather than chains of armor. When his former lover, Princess Opal, is taken by a blue dragon, which should not exist, Bartz finally gets a chance to become something other than the knight who failed to protect the princess. 

Accompanied by his intelligent bird ally Falca, a skilled sorceress and an inventor who creates gadgets that are a blessing or a curse, Bartz embarks on a journey that challenges the notion of heroism and celebrityism. As the band of misfits confronts the uneasy marriage of magic and machinery that defines their world, Bartz grapples with deeper challenges: pulling a divided team together, dealing with emotions for Opal that had been suppressed for years, and finding out his place in the world beyond the steel. Zakour paints a picture of Fourth Wing that is alive and vibrant—each fight and rush of magical power leads Bartz closer to his fate. In this whirlwind of lasers, dragons, and lies, the true test is not just saving the princess but revealing the hero that Bartz has always been beneath the surface of his blue crest. For readers who want to immerse themselves in the story where the magical is combined with the technological, Zakour’s story is an invitation to an exciting journey that cannot be overlooked.

“Dragon Rises From Nothing” by Yay Yay

Fans of Fourth Wing will be taken into a story in Dragon Rises From Nothing by Yay Yay of how destiny and power intertwine in the most unpredictable manner. Benjamin Arnold is a man who has no home, no job, no money, and most of all, he has a sister who is in severe need of medical attention and finds himself in a strange and mysterious world full of dangers. As Benjamin is a man of his word, when Bahjat Taylor, a man of undisclosed motives, wants Benjamin to marry his daughter Isabella, the union appears as a way out of the predicament for Benjamin’s sister. However, this marriage of convenience turns into a fiery furnace of shame and suffering as Benjamin is reduced to being mocked and scorned by his new family and being mocked and neglected by a wife who has no qualms of betraying their marriage. 

Yet, beneath the surface of Benjamin’s trials lies a secret of cosmic proportions: a yin-yang koi fish tattoo on his chest, which has the most tremendous power. Benjamin struggles with the burden of loss, with his father’s death, his sister’s deteriorating condition, and the malevolence of the people around him; he discovers the reality of his existence and the existence of the world that is much more complex than he could have ever imagined. Yay Yay weaves a story that has the same rhythm and the same ability to change the world as Fourth Wing and invites readers into a world where the oppressed become the conquerors. If someone wants to read a novel about personal change, power struggle, and self-improvement, then Dragon Rises From Nothing is a must-read novel that is filled with action, adventure, and drama throughout the story to its very last page.

“Fated to the Kings: His Silver Hand” by HFPerez

In Fated to the Kings: His Silver Hand by HFPerez, readers of Fourth Wing will be delighted with the story that shows how duty and destiny can intertwine with romance and make reluctant heroes. At the center of it is a heroine as charming as the morning- a lively, unselfish woman who is totally in love with her work in the kitchen and every food that she prepares is the reflection of her happiness. Love to her is something that she can only read about; she has dedicated her heart to the kitchen and not to the man. But when fate, with all its unpredictability, brings a suitor to her doorstep, she has to choose between the proposition that has befallen her or withdraw into the cocoon of her kitchen. 

On the other side of this fateful equation is a king who has not even the faintest idea of what love is any longer. He is a king and he is utterly tired from the responsibility of his kingdom and the constant struggle to find at least some joy in life; he does not need a mate. Nevertheless, when he encounters his “silver hand,” all the principles that he has long embraced as a soldier, including control and duty, start to come undone. In HFPerez’s novel Fourth Wing, readers are given a hero who is a reluctant king and a heroine whose happiness might just be the salvation of both of them. For those who like to read about love that occurs in the most unexpected circumstances, love that is as hot as a dragon’s fire, Fated to the Kings is a call to embrace the possibilities of fate.

“Daughter of the Damned” by Frost

For fans of Fourth Wing and those who adore high-stakes drama, Daughter of the Damned by Frost offers a rich tapestry of destiny and deception, otherworldly politics, and crossed fates. This captivating story revolves around four ordinary teenagers—Mira, Braze, Kian, and Xen—who have never suspected that they are fated to play the roles of heroes in the climactic battle of good against evil. However, the threads of an ancient prophecy slowly draw them into a reality they could never have imagined, uncovering identities and a task that could change the fate of worlds. 

As the quartet navigates a labyrinth of secrets and shifting allegiances, the discovery of a mythical weapon ignites a journey that tests the very fabric of their friendships and forces them to grapple with impossible choices: Obedience to the clan or to one another, love or death. In a world where the Watchers are hiding in the shadows and prophecies have the ability to save either or destroy, Frost creates a plot that is full of suspense and interest, depicting the heart of Fourth Wing’s concept of the internal and external conflict and the struggle for the fate of the world. For those willing to jump into a story where every choice could lead to the character’s salvation or demise, Daughter of the Damned offers a nail-biting journey through the multiverse that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats and craving more.

“Book of Fate” by acire_berry

In Book of Fate by acire_berry, fans of Fourth Wing’s electric power and plot twists will be enthralled by a story where the boundaries between the real and the imaginary are as tantalizing as the plot itself. Alexa, a struggling writer who has been repeatedly disappointed by rejection, comes across an old book that alters her fate. As Alexa writes each word, she realizes that the characters she writes about come alive not only in her mind but also in the real world and their dimension.

Through her narrative choices, as she travels across dimensions, rewriting fates and connecting people, Alexa finds herself in a thrilling duel with the very fabric of destiny. But with the power to shape reality comes a burden she never anticipated: the unintended effects of her works. Four people have their fates at stake as the four stories in Alexa’s possession tell themselves on their own. In this thrilling tale of art gone wild, acire_berry spins a tale filled with the same high-stakes drama and emotional depth that captured readers’ hearts in Fourth Wing. For those who are ready to immerse themselves into the world where every page flip reveals new miracles and new threats Book of Fate is a thrilling journey into the world of storytelling and the dangers that come with it, the readers will wonder where the story ends and destiny begins.

“Alexa, The Dark Witch” by Priskila Wi

In Alexa, The Dark Witch by Priskila Wi, those who were enthralled by the combination of magic and complex issues in Fourth Wing will be immersed in a world of darkness where the issues of power and identity will be resolved in an instant. Born in the slums and left at the orphanage, Alexa Jocelyn Heart has always felt like an outcast due to her looks and her desire to fit in. But adolescence does not only entail the pains of isolation; it unveils a horrifying strength within her, which is seen when she turns a bully into ashes with a curse. 

As Alexa struggles with the darkness that runs in her blood, themes of fate and individuality are prominent around her like a hurricane. Who is she, truly? What untapped reserves of strength does she have? Fourth Wing director Priskila Wi paints a vivid and eerie picture of a young woman teetering on the edge of passion and despair. If you are looking for a story that will take you into a world where magic is as sinister as it is alluring, then Alexa, The Dark Witch, will take you there and not let go. Alexa’s journey to discover her powers and the consequences of using them will keep the audience engaged as they are challenged to face their darkness.

“Blood and Spells” by Barrister Tife

Fourth Wing’s fans will be thrilled to read Blood and Spells by Barrister Tife and immerse themselves into the world of royal scheming, star-crossed lovers, and the irresistible force of fate in the brewing chaos of a magical kingdom. A 17-year-old vampire and the heir to the throne, our main character has grown up in a world where every step one takes can be deadly, and friendships are as delicate as a spider’s web. Being the rightful ruler of all the supernatural creatures, she is always in danger. Every attempt made on her family’s life and every mysterious threat wants to either use her or eliminate her before she becomes a lightning rod. 

Love, for her, is a precious commodity that she is denied; her father is over-protective, and any man she might be interested in is eliminated before love can be considered. But her heart races for a childhood friend, a vampire whose presence awakens a desire that is hard to resist. Charged with the responsibility of master witchcraft to gain more power and control over her subjects, she struggles with the temptation of the forbidden love that she can never publicly have and a curse that threatens to destroy her.

Thus, torn between the duties of learning witchcraft to make herself even more powerful and the spoken word that can never be uttered – love, she is faced with a curse that threatens to destroy everything she has worked for. In Blood and Spells, Barrister Tife weaves another engrossing story that reminds one of Fourth Wing in its themes of individualism and life and death struggle. As a result, readers who are eager to get into the world of magic, power, and the main character’s search of herself will not be disappointed with this exciting story of a young queen who must choose between personal feelings and the welfare of her subjects.

“My Personal Lycan King” by Angelina Bhardawaj

In Blood and Spells by Barrister Tife, those who relished Fourth Wing’s tension and the supernatural will want to follow Victoria Gibberson’s mysterious path. As the young 18-year-old Victoria, she weights the world on her shoulders with her telepathic powers, an ability that allows her to invade people’s minds and hear their thoughts, yet it is more of a burden than a blessing. Having lost her parents in a car accident, she runs away to the small town of Pearly Canines to start a new life with her aunt. But Pearly Canines is not your average town, and its mysterious vibe pulls her in and captures her like a cocoon. 

Among the eerie idiosyncrasies of her new home, nothing intrigues Victoria as much as Alexander Hunter—a boy who looks at her in a way that makes her feel like he can see straight through her and to the parts of her that she herself is still discovering. The atmosphere becomes charged with the potential of unfulfilled desires and hidden threats, and when Alexander finally comes close, his voice a sultry purr in the darkness of the night, he sets their fate in motion with a smooth, “Hello, mate. Let’s make love with each other. ” Tife’s story is a riveting mix of mystery, passion, and the paranormal, akin to Fourth Wing. Victoria finds herself in a world of mystery and intrigue, where every beat of the heart brings one closer to their predetermined future. For those willing to be drawn into a story of hidden passions and destructive passion, Blood and Spells offers a thrill that will not fade with the last page.

“Black Shadow” by Helen Smith

The elements of power, risk, and desire that is prohibited are as tangible in Black Shadow by Helen Smith as in Fourth Wing to entice the readers into a world where the friendships are based on blood and betrayals. The story thrusts us into the life of a skilled assassin whose mission takes a devastating turn, leaving her at the mercy of Darius Salvatore—a formidable figure who offers her a grim choice: become a vampire’s blood bag or be used by him as a weapon in his battle for supremacy. Darius, who is motivated by the urge to get back what he feels belongs to him, uses the assassin not only as a weapon to eliminate his opponents but also as a weapon to eliminate them in a very brutal manner. 

The series follows the assassin as she learns to live life as Darius’s prisoner, and as they both struggle with the complex relationship between the two, a romance between the two develops, dark and twisted. Both of them are stubborn and there is an unseen link between them that makes them both afraid of getting too close to each other and they both get trapped in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with the hint of passion. Helen Smith pulls off the masterful job of creating an enticing and dangerous plot that revolves around power struggle and undeniable sexual tension. Fourth Wing fans craving for more high-stakes and passion will not be disappointed with Black Shadow as it brings readers into a story of a dangerous love affair of two people trapped in their respective worlds, and the passion that could either set them free or ultimately, destroy them.

If you loved "Fourth Wing" and are eager for more dragon-filled adventures, the books listed above are perfect picks to continue your journey into the world of fantasy. Whether you’re exploring the deep bonds between dragons and their riders or diving into epic battles and political intrigue, these stories will keep you enchanted. Explore these titles on FictionMe and immerse yourself in new realms of magic and wonder.

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