What Long Book Series Should I Read If I Loved Epic Fantasy?

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TheoBurns
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The 'Moontide Quartet' and 'Sunsurge Quartet' by David Hair are a connected eight-book epic. It's a secondary world heavily inspired by the medieval Crusades and Indian mythology, with a magic system based on celestial alignment.

The scale is huge, with perspectives from both sides of a holy war, complex magic, naval battles, and ancient conspiracies. The cultural details feel researched and integrated, making the world stand out from the standard European mold. It's a meaty, under-the-radar series for those who want a fresh historical parallel.
2026-07-19 04:33:20
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KayleeFox
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I tried the first 'Stormlight Archive' book and found the world-building incredible, but the character flashbacks kept killing the momentum for me. Does it get better? I want to like it because the hype is huge.
2026-07-19 18:15:24
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Thinking of younger readers or those wanting a lighter commitment, 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' (five books) into 'The Heroes of Olympus' (another five) is a fantastic sequence. Rick Riordan nails character growth and interconnected plotting. Percy starts as a troubled kid and grows into a seasoned leader, with friendships and romances developing naturally across ten books. The crossover events in 'Heroes' wouldn't hit half as hard if you skipped the original series. It's a masterclass in making a long series feel cohesive, fun, and emotionally earnest for its audience.
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