electronicmemory: Who Fears Death is post-apocalyptic futuristic fantasy and The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms draws from classical sword and sorcery, but both are excellent novels about heroines who have found themselves beset and gifted (or possibly cursed) by powers beyond reckoning, while caught up in a political and supernatural power struggle that spans generations and eventually time itself.… (más)

MyriadBooks: For the tools of chained gods.

souloftherose: Both are epic fantasy novels featuring strong female characters and focusing on gods in the respective fantasy worlds and their interactions with humans

aulandez: Both are strong first person narrated adventures of out-of-place heroes, and take familiar fantasy tropes and deconstruct them with intelligence and some wit.

calmclam: Similar themes of empire and colonialism as well as wars against/between the gods.

kaionvin: Dueling gods, reincarnation, child-like characters, and a female protagonist who gets involved in it all.

PhoenixFalls: Another female protagonist dragged into the affairs of the gods in a non-white high fantasy setting.

souloftherose: Another epic fantasy tale featuring gods

Shrike58: The cost of the abuse of divine powers, political & social intrigue, and a sprawling setting.

majkia: both are well-written creative takes on normal fantasy tropes