If you enjoy reading books by David Gilman then you might also like the following authors:
If you enjoy David Gilman's historical adventures, Bernard Cornwell is an excellent choice. His novels blend meticulous historical details and exciting action scenes. Cornwell's series, such as The Last Kingdom, explore wars, honor, and survival in vivid detail.
His skillful storytelling immerses you in the past from the perspective of unforgettable characters.
Readers who like David Gilman's blend of history and action will find Conn Iggulden right up their alley. Iggulden's energetic and well-paced stories bring historical figures to life.
His characters face difficult times with courage and humanity, giving you a real sense of history unfolding around them. A great place to start is his book The Gates of Rome, the first in his Emperor series, which tracks Julius Caesar's journey from youth to power.
Fans of David Gilman's military adventures should also try Simon Scarrow's novels. Scarrow tells gripping army stories, set firmly in historical events, through likable and distinctly human characters.
In Under the Eagle, Scarrow brings you into Ancient Rome and vividly portrays battles, camaraderie, and the harsh realities of warfare.
If the vivid worlds of David Gilman's novels excite you, Giles Kristian is another author to look into. Kristian offers fast-paced adventures with rich historical depth, often centered around fierce loyalty and courageous warriors.
His novel Blood Eye, part of the Raven series, captures Viking-era life with both authenticity and excitement, exploring friendship, bravery, and intense action.
For readers who like David Gilman's exciting storytelling, Anthony Horowitz provides thrilling mysteries with twists and suspenseful plots. Horowitz crafts well-paced, intriguing novels full of clever turns that keep you guessing.
Start with his popular book Magpie Murders, a clever, engaging mystery that offers a fresh spin on the classic detective story.
Robert Muchamore writes fast-paced, action-filled stories aimed primarily at young adults, but enjoyable to all. His realistic characters and gritty scenes make readers feel like part of the mission.
His CHERUB series features teenage spies in covert operations, with The Recruit being one of his most popular titles.
Chris Bradford blends exciting action sequences with vivid historical settings, creating immersive adventures.
If you like thrilling battles and memorable characters, his Young Samurai: The Way of the Warrior is an engaging novel about a young boy training as a samurai in 17th-century Japan.
Ben Kane captures the drama, detail, and adventure of ancient history in finely researched novels. He brings the ancient world to life through fierce battles, vivid descriptions, and deeply human characters.
If you appreciate historical realism mixed with thrilling action, try his gripping tale set in the Roman Republic, The Forgotten Legion.
Robyn Young creates vivid medieval worlds filled with intricate plots, complex characters, and plenty of action. Her novels combine careful historical research with storytelling that sweeps you along.
History buffs drawn to David Gilman's style will enjoy Young's Brethren, a dramatic journey into the medieval crusades.
Christian Cameron writes well-crafted historical fiction loaded with action and adventure set in Ancient Greece and medieval times. His narratives focus on honor, warfare, friendships, and personal struggles.
Fans of Gilman's military and adventure stories will enjoy Cameron's Killer of Men, which plunges readers deep into ancient Greek warfare and politics.
If you enjoy David Gilman's action-packed thrillers, you'll probably appreciate Andy McNab. McNab writes exciting stories full of attention to realistic military detail.
His experience in special forces shows clearly in novels such as Bravo Two Zero, which tells an intense and realistic story based on a real mission during the Gulf War.
If historical adventure and gritty battle scenes appeal to you, try Matthew Harffy. His storytelling takes readers into vividly described medieval England.
In his book The Serpent Sword, you'll find gripping action, vivid characters, and authentic historical settings—a great choice if you like David Gilman's blend of history and adventure.
Readers who enjoy David Gilman's historical depth and exciting plots might like author C.C. Humphreys. Humphreys crafts detailed historical adventures filled with swordplay, intrigue, and lively characters.
Vlad: The Last Confession brings to life the infamous historical figure Vlad Dracula and offers readers an exciting story rich in period atmosphere and conflict.
If David Gilman's quick narrative drive and tense atmosphere appeal to you, Lee Child is another author worth discovering.
In his popular Jack Reacher series—including the book Killing Floor—he delivers suspenseful plots, clear prose, and characters who rely on their wits and skills to survive.
Fans of Gilman's blend of historical intrigue and adventurous storytelling might also enjoy James Rollins. His novels combine fast-moving action sequences with fascinating historical mysteries.
In Map of Bones, Rollins mixes modern scientific elements and exhilarating suspense into a historical puzzle, similar in tone to Gilman's tales.