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If you loved Damali's relentless mission to hunt down vampires and protect humanity in Minion, you'll be drawn to Mercy Thompson's journey as she battles werewolves, vampires, and fae in Moon Called. Mercy’s determination and sense of duty drive the story forward, creating a fast-paced adventure with clear objectives and high stakes.
If Damali Richards’ strength and resilience captivated you in Minion, you’ll be equally transfixed by Dana, the protagonist of Kindred. Dana is a fiercely intelligent and courageous Black woman who must navigate the dangers of time travel and slavery, making her one of speculative fiction’s most memorable heroines.
If you appreciated the richly diverse cast and cultural backgrounds in Minion, The City We Became will thrill you with its celebration of New York’s multiculturalism. Jemisin’s novel brings the city’s boroughs to life through characters of varied races, identities, and experiences, all working together to face a cosmic threat.
If you were drawn to the gritty, dangerous world Damali navigates in Minion, you’ll find a similar vibe in Sandman Slim. Stark’s brutal journey through Los Angeles’ occult underground is filled with violence, moral ambiguity, and a relentless fight for survival, echoing the dark tone and perilous atmosphere you enjoyed.
If the seductive and perilous dark magic in Minion intrigued you, The Coldest Girl in Coldtown will hook you with its dangerous vampires and the intoxicating allure of forbidden power. Tana’s struggle against dark supernatural forces mirrors Damali’s battles, delivering a tense and atmospheric read.
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