Books that follow morally grey/dark characters.
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Books that follow morally grey/dark characters.
I personally only know about Game of Thrones and Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence. What about you? What was one such book you read that reflected this moral greyness/evilness among the protagonist(s) and would recommend to everyone who asks?
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The ones I can think of are:
1. Six of crows (Kaz Brekker)
2. Shadow and Bone (Darkling)
3. A Darker shade of magic (Lila bard)
I know others but this is all I can think of right now.
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