If you were captivated by the cosmic battle between angelic and demonic forces in The Day After Judgement, you'll find Good Omens a wickedly clever and imaginative take on the end of the world. The uneasy alliance between Aziraphale the angel and Crowley the demon, as they try to avert Armageddon, weaves spiritual themes, moral ambiguity, and darkly comic twists into a story that explores the limits and quirks of faith and destiny.

If the depiction of summoning and dealing with infernal powers in The Day After Judgement drew you in, The Damnation Game will take you even deeper into the consequences of dark rites. Barker's novel plunges into a chilling world where bargains with supernatural entities come at a terrible price, and the line between salvation and damnation is razor-thin.

If you loved how Blish explores the unseen war between supernatural forces and their impact on humanity, This Present Darkness will resonate with you. Peretti’s narrative dives into the spiritual warfare affecting a small town, showing the interplay between mortals and supernatural beings, echoing the epic stakes and religious undertones that made The Day After Judgement so compelling.

If you were fascinated by the morally ambiguous sorcerers and their questionable decisions in The Day After Judgement, The Shadow of the Torturer offers a protagonist, Severian, whose shifting loyalties and ethical dilemmas create a deeply layered character study. Wolfe’s narrative challenges your sympathies and perceptions, inviting you to question the very nature of good and evil.

If the dark and gritty tone and sense of cosmic dread in The Day After Judgement lingered with you, The Fisherman envelops you in a similarly haunting atmosphere. Langan masterfully blends grief, supernatural menace, and creeping horror, creating a story where the real and the unreal bleed together in unsettling ways.