If you loved the way The Last Enchantment reimagined Merlin's world with lush detail and a sense of mythic grandeur, you'll be captivated by The Mists of Avalon. This novel delves into the Arthurian legends from the perspective of the women who shaped them, offering an equally immersive, mythology-inspired vision of Camelot. You’ll find the same evocative landscapes, ancient rituals, and a deep reverence for the source myths.

If you were drawn to the intricate worldbuilding and historical depth of The Last Enchantment, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell will enchant you. Set in a vividly realized 19th-century England where magic is making a return, the novel's detailed settings and magical lore echo the immersive, carefully constructed atmosphere you enjoyed in Mary Stewart’s take on Merlin’s Britain.

If you appreciated witnessing Merlin’s and Arthur’s journeys of self-discovery and maturity in The Last Enchantment, you’ll love The Once and Future King. T. H. White masterfully explores the evolving relationship between Merlin and Arthur, guiding Arthur from a naive youth into a wise, complex king. The personal development and transformation at the story’s core will resonate deeply.

If the political intrigue and maneuvering among kings, queens, and counselors in The Last Enchantment fascinated you, The Goblin Emperor will delight you. This standalone fantasy novel follows Maia, the unexpected heir to the elven throne, as he navigates a labyrinth of court politics, alliances, and betrayals—much like the shifting alliances and courtly drama in Stewart’s Arthurian world.

If you cherished the grand, epic scope of Merlin’s story—where personal destinies intertwine with the fate of entire kingdoms—in The Last Enchantment, The Lions of Al-Rassan is a must-read. Guy Gavriel Kay’s novel weaves together the lives of poets, warriors, and kings across a continent, blending history, legend, and personal drama into a sweeping and emotionally resonant tale.