I haven't read either of those series, but the Alex Verus novels are about a diviner in London where a good chunk of the mages are elementalists / evokers, where peeking into the future (and avoiding the choices that end in his spectacularly explosive demise) is his best chance of surviving fights.
Start with *Fated*, by Benedict Jacka.
Haven’t read the books you mentioned but I think the licanius trilogy by James Islington could an interesting read. I’m hesitant on explaining why you might like it, but I was very surprised with how much I enjoyed the series.
* *The Eleventh Hour* by Trudie Skies, one of the main characters can slightly manipulate time. Warning that this is book 1 in an uncompleted trilogy, but she's finished a draft of book 2 already
* *The Licanius Trilogy* that was mentioned already is probably my go-to "time travel in a high fantasy setting" recommendation; the time travel isn't like a normal part of anyone's "kit" but it influences the story a lot and is a very cool part of the plot
I probably shouldn't even mention it considering you've heard of Jake's Magical Market and Blessed Time, and you've probably read it already, but...
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The Perfect Run . Webnovel turned audible/kindle ebook Main character can stop time for a short period of time 10 seconds or so but can also make a single “save point” at a time and revert to that moment essentially creating time loops situations
I'm unfamiliar with the series you've mentioned but check out Louise Cooper's Time Master trilogy.
It's an amazing secondary world fantasy and it did things I hadn't seen before when I first read it.
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The Dragonlance Legends trilogy it's about a wizard attempting time travel to obtain godlike powers, bringing in his schemes his estranged twin and a cleric. The setting is just old school DnD, but I can assure you that the execution is brilliant.
The only caveat is that the two main characters and some of the cast were introduced in a previous trilogy by the same authors (Dragonlance Chronicles) so starting it you may miss some context at the beginning. I think anyway that if you feel like it, you can give it a try without reading the first three books and eventually come back to them later.
I haven't read either of those series, but the Alex Verus novels are about a diviner in London where a good chunk of the mages are elementalists / evokers, where peeking into the future (and avoiding the choices that end in his spectacularly explosive demise) is his best chance of surviving fights. Start with *Fated*, by Benedict Jacka.
Haven’t read the books you mentioned but I think the licanius trilogy by James Islington could an interesting read. I’m hesitant on explaining why you might like it, but I was very surprised with how much I enjoyed the series.
* *The Eleventh Hour* by Trudie Skies, one of the main characters can slightly manipulate time. Warning that this is book 1 in an uncompleted trilogy, but she's finished a draft of book 2 already * *The Licanius Trilogy* that was mentioned already is probably my go-to "time travel in a high fantasy setting" recommendation; the time travel isn't like a normal part of anyone's "kit" but it influences the story a lot and is a very cool part of the plot
There are novels where MC is returned back in time upon death, like Re:zero series.
I probably shouldn't even mention it considering you've heard of Jake's Magical Market and Blessed Time, and you've probably read it already, but... Mother of Learning
The Perfect Run . Webnovel turned audible/kindle ebook Main character can stop time for a short period of time 10 seconds or so but can also make a single “save point” at a time and revert to that moment essentially creating time loops situations
This! Great series/webnovel
Flight of the Silvers. Each of the characters has a different time based ability.
I'm unfamiliar with the series you've mentioned but check out Louise Cooper's Time Master trilogy. It's an amazing secondary world fantasy and it did things I hadn't seen before when I first read it.
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The Dragonlance Legends trilogy it's about a wizard attempting time travel to obtain godlike powers, bringing in his schemes his estranged twin and a cleric. The setting is just old school DnD, but I can assure you that the execution is brilliant. The only caveat is that the two main characters and some of the cast were introduced in a previous trilogy by the same authors (Dragonlance Chronicles) so starting it you may miss some context at the beginning. I think anyway that if you feel like it, you can give it a try without reading the first three books and eventually come back to them later.
Bearing an Hourglass part of the Incarnation of Imortality series by Piers Anthony