If you were captivated by the stunning worldbuilding and the mysterious, layered histories of Eretz in Daughter of Smoke & Bone, you'll love Strange the Dreamer. Lazlo Strange's journey into the lost city of Weep is filled with lush detail, ancient secrets, and a sense of wonder that mirrors the immersive settings and magical cultures that made Karou's story so compelling.

If you enjoyed the layered and unique magic system—especially the interplay of seraphim and chimaera magic in Daughter of Smoke & Bone—you'll be drawn into the clairvoyant underworld of The Bone Season. Paige Mahoney's powers are both a blessing and a curse, and the rules of magic are as detailed and dangerous as Karou’s world, making every revelation a thrill.

If you were swept away by the forbidden romance and chemistry between Karou and Akiva, An Enchantment of Ravens offers a similarly enchanting love story. Isobel, a mortal artist, and Rook, a fae prince, are drawn together across dangerous boundaries, with their relationship driving the heart of the novel through lush prose and emotional stakes.

If you connected with Karou’s journey of self-discovery and transformation, Seraphina explores similar territory. Seraphina is caught between two worlds—dragon and human—and her struggle with identity, secrets, and acceptance will resonate with anyone who followed Karou's path from uncertainty to empowerment.

If you appreciated Karou and Akiva’s moral complexity—fighting for love and peace while making hard, sometimes questionable choices—The City of Brass will grip you. Nahri and Dara are swept into a city of djinn rife with political intrigue and blurred lines between right and wrong, echoing the layered character motivations and dilemmas that made Taylor’s book unforgettable.