If you loved the magical, art-infused world of An Enchantment of Ravens and the dangerous allure of fae courts, you'll be swept away by Sorcery of Thorns. Elisabeth is drawn into a conspiracy involving living grimoires and must navigate a world where magic is both wondrous and treacherous, echoing the enchanting and perilous fae realm you enjoyed with Isobel and Rook.

Agnieszka, much like Isobel, is a headstrong young woman who is swept into a world of magic she barely understands. As she confronts a powerful, unpredictable force threatening her village, her growth and courage mirror the journey you loved in An Enchantment of Ravens, making Uprooted a compelling next read.

If you were drawn to the close, personal journey of Isobel and Rook, you'll enjoy The Bone Houses. Ryn’s story is set in a hauntingly beautiful world where the dead do not rest, and her relationship with Ellis is woven with the same tender, slowly building connection and folklore-inspired magic.

You’ll be hooked by the slow-burn romance and high emotional stakes between Harper and Prince Rhen. The curse, court politics, and growing love in A Curse So Dark and Lonely evoke the same emotional payoff and romantic intrigue you found so satisfying in An Enchantment of Ravens.

If you were captivated by the treacherous beauty and seductive danger of the fae in An Enchantment of Ravens, The Queen of Nothing delivers even more. Jude’s dance with faerie politics and her tumultuous relationship with Cardan provide the same thrilling blend of magic, danger, and forbidden romance.