If you loved Jude's morally gray decisions and her struggle to survive in a world of shifting alliances, you'll enjoy how Lou, a witch forced into marriage with a witch hunter, navigates her own tricky moral path. Both heroines make choices that blur the line between right and wrong, keeping you guessing about where their true loyalties lie.

If you admired Jude's cunning and strength in the face of the treacherous Faerie Court, you'll be drawn to Isobel, an artist who must use her cleverness and resourcefulness to survive the manipulations of the fae. Both books feature strong young women who refuse to be outmaneuvered by powerful, magical adversaries.

If you were fascinated by Jude's transformation and the character arcs in Faerie, you'll love watching Kaz, Inej, and the rest of the crew evolve as they confront their pasts and adapt to impossible odds. The book offers complex, flawed characters who grow through adversity and found family bonds.

If the backstabbing, scheming, and delicate power plays of Elfhame kept you turning the pages, you'll be riveted by Kestrel's dangerous games of strategy and deception at the imperial court. Both narratives focus on clever heroines entangled in webs of politics and betrayal.

If you were enchanted by Holly Black's lush portrayal of Faerie—its customs, dangers, and beauty—you'll be swept away by the intricate, original world of clairvoyants and Rephaim in The Bone Season. The novel's worldbuilding is just as rich and immersive, full of hidden factions and magical secrets.