If you loved Mercy navigating a world where werewolves, vampires, and fae walk among us, you'll be drawn to Rachel Morgan's Cincinnati—packed with supernatural politics, danger, and a heroine who balances grit with heart. Dead Witch Walking offers that same immersive, contemporary fantasy world teeming with magic and peril.

If Mercy Thompson's sharp independence and determination to stand her ground drew you in, you'll find a kindred spirit in October Daye. In Rosemary and Rue, October faces supernatural threats, complex loyalties, and personal danger with resilience and wit—making her journey as compelling and empowering as Mercy's.

If you were swept up by the constant action and the quick-moving plot as Mercy faced off with werewolves and vampires, you'll love the relentless pace of Magic Bites. Kate Daniels jumps from one perilous encounter to another in a world where danger is always lurking—keeping you turning pages late into the night.

If you were fascinated by how Mercy's world blends werewolf packs, fae magic, and contemporary life, Hounded delivers a richly layered setting where ancient gods, legendary creatures, and modern society collide. Atticus O'Sullivan's adventures capture the same sense of magical depth and urban realism.

If you were captivated by Mercy's struggle to balance her coyote shapeshifter heritage with the politics of werewolf packs, Elena Michaels' journey in Bitten will resonate. Elena's torn loyalties, complex relationships, and immersion in the supernatural underworld echo the emotional and personal stakes that make Moon Called so compelling.