If you enjoyed the intricate heist and constantly shifting alliances of Skin Game, you'll love The Lies of Locke Lamora. Follow Locke and his band of Gentlemen Bastards as they attempt an audacious con in the city of Camorr, facing off against criminal masterminds and magical threats in a city as dangerous as Chicago. The clever schemes, betrayals, and razor-sharp dialogue will keep you hooked from the first page.

If Harry Dresden's sardonic wit and the laugh-out-loud moments in Skin Game kept you turning pages, Good Omens will be right up your alley. The unlikely partnership of an angel and a demon racing to prevent the Apocalypse is filled with clever banter, absurd situations, and comedic takes on the end of the world—delivering that same blend of supernatural stakes and irresistible humor.

If you were drawn to Dresden’s struggles with right and wrong amidst dangerous magical politics in Skin Game, you’ll be fascinated by Myfanwy Thomas in The Rook. Waking up with amnesia and discovering she’s a high-ranking official in a shadowy supernatural agency, Myfanwy must navigate treacherous colleagues and monstrous threats, questioning loyalties and making tough choices at every turn.

If you liked the dark, gritty feel of Skin Game—where magical threats are deadly and violence has consequences—Sandman Slim will grab you from the first page. James Stark returns from Hell to Los Angeles, wielding supernatural powers and a thirst for revenge, navigating a brutal underworld where magic is as dangerous as any weapon.

If you loved how Skin Game blended modern city life with a detailed and logical magic system, you’ll enjoy Rivers of London. Police constable Peter Grant discovers magic is real and joins a secret branch of London’s Metropolitan Police, learning the rules of sorcery while investigating supernatural crimes in a city alive with magical secrets.