If you loved Henry’s ATI team racing to contain fairy-tale “incursions” — from Sleeping Beauty–style contagions to Red Riding Hood–flavored hunts — you’ll click with the Checquy’s boots-on-the-ground investigations in The Rook. Myfanwy Thomas wakes with no memory and a stack of letters explaining her role in a covert British agency that manages eerie manifestations, leading to field ops, betrayals inside the bureaucracy, and set pieces as tense and clever as Sloane’s barely-contained interventions.

You enjoyed how Indexing turns narrative pressure into a literal hazard, with Henry resisting her Snow White script while the ATI Management Bureau keeps tales from hijacking lives. In The Eyre Affair, literary detective Thursday Next dives into the pages of classic novels to stop a villain rewriting them from the inside. It’s the same gleeful, reality-bending play with canon and trope—only this time the book cops patrol Brontë instead of Grimm.

If the ATI’s incident reports and containment protocols for wayward narratives hooked you, Libriomancer delivers that same thrill with a different twist: Isaac Vainio belongs to a secret society that can literally reach into books and pull out objects. When an attack shatters their safeguards, he’s forced back into fieldwork—cue frantic chases, dangerous artifacts, and rule-bound magic that feels as procedural and perilous as Henry’s case files.

Miss Sloane’s razor-edged sarcasm and the team’s banter amid glass coffins and shoe curses? You’ll find that same irreverent energy in Heroine Complex. When Evie Tanaka becomes the assistant (and reluctant partner) to San Francisco’s resident superheroine, they battle demonic outbreaks—from cupcake monsters to nightclub mayhem—while juggling friendships, identity, and PR disasters with the kind of wit and warmth that made the ATI crew feel like chaotic coworkers-turned-family.

If you enjoyed the ATI Management Bureau’s tight-knit squad—Henry, Sloane, and the rest—coordinating ops and trading gallows humor while containing narrative flare-ups, The Atrocity Archives offers a kindred vibe. Bob Howard and his colleagues at the Laundry navigate office politics, risk assessments, and field missions against Lovecraftian threats, balancing camaraderie and competence the way the ATI team does in their fairy-tale firefights.