If you delighted in the sharp wit and satirical edge of Guards! Guards!—from Carrot's earnest literalism to Vimes's deadpan sarcasm—you'll love The Eyre Affair. Thursday Next, the literary detective, navigates a world brimming with literary in-jokes, absurd situations, and hilarious bureaucracy, making for a reading experience packed with puns and clever twists at every turn.

If you loved the dynamic interplay between Vimes, Carrot, Colon, and the rest of the Night Watch, you'll be equally charmed by the oddball cast of angels, demons, and humans in Good Omens. Aziraphale and Crowley's unlikely partnership, along with a host of supporting characters, create a delightful, chaotic ensemble where everyone gets a moment to shine.

If you appreciated watching Vimes evolve from a cynical, washed-up officer to a true leader, you'll enjoy Peter Grant’s journey in Rivers of London. Starting as a rookie constable, Peter is thrust into magical policing, experiencing both hilarious and harrowing moments that shape his character in meaningful ways.

If you found yourself rooting for Vimes and his ragtag Watch as they skirted official rules and moral absolutes, you'll be captivated by Locke Lamora and his band of Gentlemen Bastards. Their heists against Camorr’s criminal underworld are full of cunning, double-crosses, and characters whose ethics are as shifty as their disguises.

If you loved the layered, whimsical world of Ankh-Morpork—where dragons, cults, and conspiracies lurk around every corner—you'll be entranced by the hidden London Below of Neverwhere. The setting is full of strange customs, secret societies, and memorable locations, all brought to life with inventive detail.