If you loved how The Clockwork Dagger weaves technology and magic into a unique, atmospheric world, you'll be delighted by Sorcerer to the Crown. Zen Cho crafts an alternate Regency England where magic, political machinations, and social commentary collide. Zacharias Wythe, the country's first African Sorcerer Royal, and Prunella Gentleman, a powerful and ambitious young woman, navigate magical crises, social barriers, and dangerous conspiracies—all within a world as detailed and enchanting as Cato's.

If you enjoyed Octavia's relentless journey and clear sense of purpose in The Clockwork Dagger, you'll be pulled into Paige Mahoney's mission in The Bone Season. As a clairvoyant fugitive in a dystopian London, Paige must outwit her captors and uncover the truth behind a shadowy regime. Her desperate quest and resourcefulness mirror the goal-driven intensity you loved in Cato's novel.

If Octavia's courage and tenacity were what drew you to The Clockwork Dagger, you’ll love Josette Dupre in The Guns Above. As the first female airship captain in a steampunk-inspired war, Josette must battle prejudice, sabotage, and enemy fire. Her sharp wit and determination in the face of adversity deliver the same strong female presence and thrilling adventure.

If you found the shadowy plots and hidden agendas in The Clockwork Dagger intriguing, City of Stairs offers an equally riveting web of political secrets. Follow Shara Thivani as she investigates a diplomat’s murder in a city where gods once ruled, uncovering conspiracies that could change the world. The deft blend of mystery, espionage, and supernatural forces will keep you guessing.

If you loved watching Octavia grow in confidence and power, you'll be invested in Daleina's journey in The Queen of Blood. Facing dangerous spirits and a kingdom in peril, Daleina transforms from an uncertain student to a courageous leader. Her struggles, triumphs, and evolving sense of self offer a rich, emotional arc reminiscent of what you enjoyed in Cato’s novel.