If you loved how Greenmantle weaves ancient myth and nature spirits into a contemporary setting, you'll be enchanted by The Wood Wife. Follow Maggie Black as she uncovers the magical and mysterious forces inhabiting the Arizona desert, encountering mythic beings and unraveling secrets that blur the lines between mundane reality and otherworldly legend.

If you delighted in the vivid sense of place and the magical atmosphere of Greenmantle, Little, Big will sweep you into Edgewood, a rambling house at the edge of faerie. Crowley's prose and layered imagery create a world where the boundaries between the ordinary and the magical are beautifully blurred.

Enjoyed the clear sense of mission and adventure in Greenmantle? In The Anubis Gates, Brendan Doyle is swept into a high-stakes quest through time and magic-filled London, facing dangers and mysteries that keep the plot barrelling forward with purpose.

If the interplay among multiple protagonists and their intertwining stories in Greenmantle appealed to you, The Secret History of Moscow offers a tapestry of characters—each with their own motives and secrets—who descend into a magical underworld beneath the city, their paths converging in unexpected and meaningful ways.

If you connected with the journey of self-discovery and change in Greenmantle, Among Others will resonate deeply. Morwenna's healing from loss and her gradual embrace of her magical heritage is a touching and nuanced exploration of personal growth amid the presence of the extraordinary.