If you loved how The Werewolves of London mixed lycanthropic horrors with the foggy streets and political undercurrents of 19th-century England, you'll be fascinated by Anno Dracula. Kim Newman reimagines Victorian London after Dracula's victory, weaving a tapestry of vampires and historical figures in a richly detailed setting full of conspiracies, murders, and supernatural machinations.

You enjoyed how characters in The Werewolves of London walk the line between hero and villain, making difficult and sometimes disturbing choices. The Prestige offers a duel of obsession and vengeance between two stage magicians, each using questionable means to outwit the other, blurring the line between right and wrong in a richly atmospheric historical setting.

If you were drawn to the shadowy, violent, and unsettling supernatural underbelly of Victorian London in The Werewolves of London, you'll be captivated by The Stress of Her Regard. Tim Powers combines real historical figures with chilling supernatural forces, creating a grim and atmospheric tale of poets entangled with deadly, immortal creatures.

If you were intrigued by the interplay of multiple main characters—each with their own motives and secrets—in The Werewolves of London, you'll love Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. The book features a large, vivid cast as rival magicians and their associates shape the fate of England, all against a backdrop of war and political intrigue.

Drawn to the tangled, interwoven mysteries and supernatural conspiracies of The Werewolves of London? The City & The City delivers a labyrinthine plot as Inspector Tyador Borlú investigates a murder in a city split by unseen boundaries, blending noir investigation with eerie, otherworldly elements.