If Nina’s plunge from neon L.A. into cabal-run magic hooked you, you’ll love how Neverwhere drags an ordinary outsider into London Below—a secret city of angels, assassins, and living myths—while he tries to protect a mysterious girl. The way Nina chased her sister through glamours and astral beasts mirrors Richard Mayhew’s desperate, eerie trek through occult alleys and shadowy courts beneath London’s streets.

Loved the glitzy, loosely defined glamours and cabal aesthetics in Blackbird? The Wicked + The Divine channels the same pop-icon sorcery—gods reincarnated as celebrities whose miracles dazzle more than they’re explained. If Nina’s encounters with swaggering cabal magicians and their spectacle pulled you in, this series’ glittering, dangerous performances will scratch that exact itch.

If Nina’s hunt for Marisa—following clues through cabal politics and glamoured lies—was your favorite part, Magic for Liars puts you in a murder case at a hidden mage academy. Non-mage PI Ivy Gamble pores over warded classrooms and faculty secrets while wrestling with her gifted sister, echoing Blackbird’s blend of family tension, occult clues, and a mystery that keeps shifting under magical misdirection.

If you connected with Nina’s messy self-discovery—realizing her instincts about magic were right and digging into family secrets—Ninth House follows Alex Stern as she learns what she can really do amid Yale’s predatory secret societies. Like Nina facing cabal gatekeepers and unsettling revelations, Alex claws through rituals, ghosts, and cover‑ups to claim an identity no one wanted her to have.

If you loved watching Nina stand toe‑to‑toe with L.A.’s cabals and their glamorous, vicious power plays, An Unkindness of Magicians centers Sydney—an outrageously talented mage—tearing through Manhattan’s elite houses during a deadly tournament. The sharp outfits, ruthless spellcraft, and revelations about how these societies exploit their own feel like a darker mirror to Blackbird’s cabal scene.