If you loved how War for the Oaks wove faerie intrigue into the gritty reality of Minneapolis, you'll find Rosemary and Rue irresistible. Follow October Daye, a changeling PI, as she navigates the hidden fae courts and dangers lurking beneath San Francisco's surface. The mix of rock-band glamor and urban magic in Emma Bull's novel is echoed here through a fast-paced plot and a richly realized magical underworld.

If you were drawn to Eddi McCandry's resilience and growth, you'll be captivated by Harry Crewe's journey in The Blue Sword. Like Eddi, Harry is thrust into a new world, forced to adapt and discover her own strength. McKinley crafts a heroine who faces both inner and outer challenges, giving you the same satisfying sense of empowerment and transformation.

If the playful banter and sly humor between Eddi and the phouka made you smile, Anansi Boys will delight you. Gaiman's tale spins mythic family drama into the modern world, mixing heart and comedy as Fat Charlie Nancy discovers his godly heritage. The sharp dialogue and absurd situations mirror the witty tone you loved in Emma Bull's work.

If you were invested in Eddi's journey from reluctant musician to faerie champion, you'll enjoy Katherine's coming-of-age in The Privilege of the Sword. Thrust into a world of duels, secrets, and societal expectations, Katherine's growth is as nuanced and satisfying as Eddi's, offering emotional depth and a fresh take on transformation within a fantastical setting.

If you loved the careful layering of Minneapolis's everyday life with magical intrigue in War for the Oaks, you'll be engrossed by Borderline. Baker crafts a vivid Los Angeles where magic and reality intersect, complete with complex fae politics and a protagonist navigating both literal and personal borders. The immersive worldbuilding and contemporary setting make this a perfect next read.