If you connected with Wyatt's journey as a trans protagonist discovering and wielding power in The Witch King, you'll be captivated by Jam in Pet. Emezi crafts a world where a Black trans girl navigates monstrous secrets and questions of justice, all told through an ownvoices lens that honors queerness and identity as integral, natural parts of the story.

If you loved watching Wyatt struggle with self-acceptance and his place among witches and fae in The Witch King, you'll be moved by Yadriel's quest to prove himself as a brujo in Cemetery Boys. This story beautifully weaves magic, family, and the trans experience into a heartfelt journey of growth and belonging.

If you were drawn to Wyatt's struggles with the expectations and flaws of fae society in The Witch King, you'll be riveted by Lei's resistance against a brutal, magical patriarchy in Girls of Paper and Fire. Both books feature protagonists forced to make tough choices and grapple with the ambiguous morality of rebellion and survival.

If you enjoyed the blend of modern setting and ancient fae intrigue in The Witch King, A Dark and Hollow Star will pull you in with its queer cast, magical murders, and political machinations running through the streets of Toronto. You'll find plenty of hidden magic, complex characters, and dangerous secrets to love.

If you appreciated the intricate worldbuilding of fae courts and witchcraft in The Witch King, you'll be enchanted by the eerie Welsh-inspired setting and necromancy of The Bone Houses. The folklore-steeped world, rules of magic, and sense of place make this a rich, atmospheric read.