If you were captivated by Morgaine's reimagining of Arthurian legend from a woman's perspective, you'll be drawn into Circe, which gives voice to the infamous witch of Greek myth. Miller's evocative prose and deep character exploration bring new life to ancient stories, much like Bradley's reinvention of Avalon.

If you loved the intricate portrayals of Morgaine, Viviane, and Gwenhwyfar, you'll appreciate the richly drawn women in The Priory of the Orange Tree. Shannon crafts a sweeping tale where female leaders, mages, and warriors shape the fate of kingdoms, echoing the powerful feminine presence of The Mists of Avalon.

If you were enthralled by the sweeping, lifetime-spanning saga of Camelot, The Once and Future King offers a grand, multi-generational retelling of King Arthur's rise and fall. White's novel explores the fates of familiar characters like Arthur, Guinevere, and Lancelot across decades, delving into personal and political transformations.

If the courtly intrigue, maneuvering of Avalon and Camelot, and the subtle machinations of Viviane and Morgaine fascinated you, you'll relish The Goblin Emperor. Addison's story follows Maia as he navigates the perilous politics of an imperial court, where alliances and betrayals are as intricate as any at Arthur's table.

If you appreciated Morgaine's morally ambiguous choices and the intricate web of loyalty, power, and faith, you'll be captivated by Phèdre nó Delaunay in Kushiel's Dart. The novel delves into a world of gods, politics, and sensuality, with a heroine who must navigate her own ambiguous ethics to survive and thrive.