If you loved how Legendborn intertwined Arthurian legend with contemporary issues, you'll be captivated by A Song Below Water. This novel features sirens and African-American folklore alive in present-day Portland, following Tavia and Effie as they grapple with magical secrets and societal pressures.

If Bree’s journey of self-discovery and the exploration of race and heritage in Legendborn resonated with you, Cemetery Boys offers a similarly powerful story. Yadriel, a trans Latinx boy, seeks to prove himself as a brujo, navigating family expectations, LGBTQ+ identity, and magical tradition in East Los Angeles.

If you were drawn to Bree’s transformation from a grieving teen to a fierce leader in Legendborn, you’ll appreciate Deka’s journey in The Gilded Ones. Cast out by her village for her supernatural abilities, Deka is forced to confront her fears, embrace her strengths, and fight for her survival in a brutal society.

If the detailed secret societies and magical lore of Legendborn fascinated you, Sorcery of Thorns will enchant you with its magical libraries, sentient grimoires, and intricate rules of sorcery. Elisabeth’s adventures among dangerous tomes and mysterious conspiracies are sure to satisfy your craving for immersive worldbuilding.

If you enjoyed the urgent quest and non-stop action of Legendborn, Shadowshaper delivers a thrilling ride. Sierra Santiago is drawn into a hidden world of shadowshaping magic in Brooklyn, racing against time to save her community and uncover her heritage.