If you loved how Nix and Captain Slate Navigate with enchanted maps and flirt with paradox to save her mother, you’ll click with The Last Magician. Mageus thief Esta slips through time to 1902 New York to pull off a dangerous heist that could rewrite history—much like Nix risking everything to change what happened in 1860s Honolulu. The capers, double-crosses, and "don’t-step-on-your-own-timeline" tension echo the best bits of Nix’s voyages, while serving up a richly plotted, twisty chase.

Enjoyed sailing with Slate’s ragtag crew—especially the thieving charm of Kashmir—and the way their schemes blur the lines between right and wrong? Six of Crows gathers a band of outcasts under Kaz Brekker for a near-impossible heist. The sharp banter, high-stakes cons, and complicated loyalties mirror the scrapes Nix’s family-crew gets into in Honolulu and beyond, where survival often means bending the rules.

If the vivid 1860s Honolulu—its politics, markets, and hidden corners—made you feel like you were standing beside Nix on the docks, The Gilded Wolves will sweep you into 1889 Paris with the same sensory richness. A diverse crew navigates glittering salons and secret societies while working intricate puzzles, much like Nix decoding maps and artifacts. It’s lush, clever, and soaked in atmosphere.

If the way Nix’s maps could reach mythic places (and even pull Kashmir from a story-world) thrilled you, Strange the Dreamer dives headlong into legend. Librarian-dreamer Lazlo pursues the lost city of Weep, where gods and stories have left very real scars. It captures that same wonder of stepping from a map into myth—and the consequences of touching what should’ve stayed a tale.

If you were hooked by the slow-burn spark between Nix and Kashmir amid chases, bargains, and betrayals on the water, Passenger pairs violinist Etta with sailor Nicholas as they’re dragged through time on a quest. The chemistry smolders against a backdrop of shipboard peril and globe-spanning stakes—much like navigating with Slate’s maps while trying not to lose your heart or your future.