If you loved the fierce, independent heroines at the heart of Truthwitch, you'll be drawn to Katsa in Graceling. Katsa's journey to break free from the expectations placed on her and to define her own path mirrors Safi's struggle for autonomy. Both books feature strong female leads navigating dangerous political landscapes and discovering their own power.

If the camaraderie and teamwork between Safi, Iseult, and their companions in Truthwitch resonated with you, you'll love the diverse and unforgettable crew in Six of Crows. Kaz, Inej, Jesper, and the rest form a tight-knit group, each bringing unique skills and personalities to a high-stakes heist in a vividly realized world.

If you were kept on the edge of your seat by the constant pursuit, daring escapes, and urgent missions in Truthwitch, An Ember in the Ashes will grip you from the first page. Laia and Elias are driven by desperate goals—freedom, survival, and rebellion—propelling the story with relentless momentum.

If the immersive setting and intricate cultures of the Witchlands drew you in, you'll be enchanted by the world of Seraphina. Hartman crafts a realm where humans and dragons coexist amid tension and wonder, with richly described customs, histories, and political intrigue that will satisfy your craving for deep worldbuilding.

If you were fascinated by Safi and Iseult's distinct magical abilities and the clear rules governing witchery in Truthwitch, you'll be blown away by the Allomancy system in Mistborn. Vin's mastery of metals—and the strategic edge it gives her—offers the same kind of clever, logical magic that makes the action both thrilling and believable.