
The Ring of Solomon (Prequel to Bartimaeus Trilogy) (A Bartimaeus Novel)
4.7 stars from 1,546 reviews. Top 85% of Fantasy books we track.
Last checked: May 6, 2026
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Price range: $2.99 – $8.99
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Fans of these authors will like this...
- Neil Gaiman
- China Miéville
- Brandon Sanderson
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- American Gods
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Perfect for you if...
- You loved the Bartimaeus Trilogy and want to see how this smartarse djinni became who he is, told in that same wry, footnote-heavy voice.
- You enjoy fantasy with clever banter and unreliable narrators who'd rather crack jokes than save the day.
- You want a prequel that actually adds something worthwhile instead of just filling in gaps.
Maybe not for you if...
- You prefer straightforward heroes and villains without layers of sarcasm and moral complexity.
- You haven't read the Bartimaeus books and don't have patience for a character-driven story that assumes you know the world.
- You want dense, serious fantasy without humour breaking up the tension.
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Currently on sale at $1.99 — 78% off peak. Price has dropped 2 times over the last 6 years. Goes on sale roughly every 98 days.
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Currently around #399K in the Kindle store — a niche title.
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Currently 4.7★ from 1,546 reviews
Gaining approximately 5 new reviews per month. Rating has remained stable at 4.7 over the tracking period.
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