If you loved the atmospheric, alternative Victorian London and the meticulously imagined world of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street, you'll be enchanted by Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Susanna Clarke brings 19th-century England to life, blending history with a subtle, mysterious system of magic and a cast of enigmatic characters. The city, its customs, and the way magic seeps into daily life evoke a similar sense of wonder and depth.

If the slow, mesmerizing unraveling of mysteries and the magical ambiance drew you to The Watchmaker of Filigree Street, you'll find The Night Circus equally captivating. Erin Morgenstern's story unfolds at its own deliberate pace, immersing you in a world of secrets, intricate relationships, and enchanting surprises that reward patient readers.

If you were fascinated by Keita Mori's clockwork creations and the sense of technology verging on the magical, The Prestige will delight you. Christopher Priest spins a tale of rival magicians in Victorian England, where mysterious devices and scientific innovation are shrouded in secrecy and awe, creating a sense of wonder and ambiguity reminiscent of Mori’s inventions.

If Thaniel's quiet introspection and deeply personal transformation resonated with you, you'll appreciate the nuanced, inward journey of Stevens in The Remains of the Day. Kazuo Ishiguro explores the emotional landscapes of his characters with subtlety and depth, delivering a powerful, character-driven narrative.

If you relished the surprising revelations and hidden motives in The Watchmaker of Filigree Street, The Binding will keep you guessing. Bridget Collins' story is rich with secrets and plot turns that continually shift your understanding of the characters and their world, offering the same sense of discovery and intrigue.