Colours in the Steel
by K. J. Parker | 
The Folding Knife
by K. J. Parker | 
The Belly of the Bow
by K. J. Parker | 
The Wise Man's Fear
by Patrick Rothfuss | 
Dawn of Wonder
by Jonathan Renshaw | 
The Well of Ascension
by Brandon Sanderson | 
Dragons of Autumn Twilight
by Margaret Weis | 
Beyond the Shadows
by Brent Weeks | 
Shadow's Edge
by Brent Weeks | 
Oathbringer
by Brandon Sanderson | 
The World of Ice & Fire
by George R. R. Martin | 
The Time Keeper
by Mitch Albom | 
The Desert Spear
by Peter V. Brett | 
Dragons of Spring Dawning
by Margaret Weis | 
Dragons of Winter Night
by Margaret Weis | 
Baptism of Fire
by Andrzej Sapkowski | 
The Time of Contempt
by Andrzej Sapkowski | 
The Bonehunters
by Steven Erikson | 
The Crimson Campaign
by Brian McClellan | 
Hero
by R. A. Salvatore |
After years spent in the saps under the defenses of the apparently impregnable city of Ap'Iscatoy, Bardas Loredan, sometimes fencer-at-law and betrayed defender of the famed Triple City, is suddenly hero of the Empire. His reward is a boring administrative job in a backwater, watching armor tested to destruction in the Proof House. But the fall of Ap'Iscatoy has opened up unexpected possibilities for the expansion of the Empire into the land of the Plains people, and Bardas Loredan is the one man Temrai the Great, King of the Plains tribes, fears the most. The Proof House is the gripping, hugely entertaining conclusion of K.J. Parker's Fencer Trilogy.