If you enjoyed the way Tea With The Black Dragon brings the extraordinary—like the enigmatic Mr. Long—into a modern, everyday world, you'll delight in War for the Oaks. Eddi McCandry’s Minneapolis is invaded by faerie intrigue, blending rock music, romance, and otherworldly magic in a city you can almost touch. The magic feels just out of sight, yet deeply rooted in reality.

If you were captivated by the gentle, contemplative exploration of self and purpose between Martha and Mayland Long, The Last Unicorn will speak to you. Beagle’s unicorn, on a quest to discover what became of her kind, encounters love, loss, and transformation—delivering poignant musings on immortality, humanity, and the search for meaning.

If the enigmatic, almost mystical powers of Mayland Long fascinated you in Tea With The Black Dragon, you’ll love the atmosphere of The Book of Atrix Wolfe. Magic here is beautiful, dangerous, and never fully explained, its presence coloring every interaction and making each reveal feel wondrous and strange.

If Martha Macnamara’s wit and independence drew you in, you’ll find Faris Nallaneen just as compelling in A College of Magics. Thrust into magical education and dangerous intrigue, Faris navigates politics, friendships, and adventure with sharp intelligence and heart. Her journey is both charming and empowering.

If you were drawn to the close, character-driven dynamic between Martha and Mayland, The Anubis Gates offers a tight-knit group of out-of-place characters navigating magical threats in a vividly realized historical London. The focus remains on their relationships and personal stakes, even as the world around them grows stranger.