If you enjoyed Atticus O'Sullivan slinging spells in the streets of Tempe, you'll love following Harry Dresden as he juggles being a wizard-for-hire and solving supernatural crimes in modern-day Chicago. Storm Front offers a gritty, magical urban setting, packed with action, humor, and plenty of mystical mayhem.

If Oberon's snarky commentary and Atticus's dry humor made you laugh, you'll find Good Omens a delightful ride. Aziraphale and Crowley's banter, the playful take on the apocalypse, and the clever, irreverent tone throughout make this a must-read for fans of fantasy with a comedic twist.

If you were fascinated by Atticus interacting with gods and mythological figures in the modern world, American Gods will sweep you up with Shadow's journey across America, encountering old and new gods in a richly mythological—and deeply human—tale.

If you loved how Atticus is constantly on the run from gods, witches, and fae, you'll be hooked by Peter Grant's initiation into a hidden magical underworld and his race to solve supernatural crimes across London. Rivers of London keeps the action brisk and the stakes high with every page.

If Atticus's cleverness and sometimes morally grey decisions drew you in, you’ll love Locke Lamora, a con artist who uses wit and questionable ethics to survive in a city of thieves and intrigue. The Lies of Locke Lamora is packed with antiheroes, cunning plans, and plenty of charm.