If you loved how Witchmark wove secret societies, government conspiracies, and magical inheritance into a web of intrigue, you'll adore A Marvellous Light. When Robin Blyth is unexpectedly named to a magical government post, he finds himself entangled in deadly secrets, hidden magic, and a blossoming romance. The political maneuvering and undercurrents of danger will feel right at home to fans of Miles' investigations in Aeland.

If you admired the richly detailed, Edwardian-inspired setting of Witchmark and its immersive magical society, The Goblin Emperor will sweep you away. Maia, a half-goblin thrust into the imperial court, must navigate complex etiquette, hidden alliances, and a society full of subtle magic. The world feels lived-in and intricate, echoing the atmospheric worldbuilding you enjoyed in Witchmark.

If watching Miles grapple with his past and grow into his own power in Witchmark resonated with you, you'll find Joron Twiner's journey in The Bone Ships equally moving. Joron starts as a broken outcast and, through hardship and unlikely alliances, discovers strength, purpose, and unexpected leadership. The arc of transformation is both hard-won and deeply satisfying.

If the slow-burn, tender romance between Miles and Tristan in Witchmark captured your heart, Sorcerer to the Crown offers another delectable magical romance. Zacharias Wythe, England's first Black Sorcerer Royal, forms a partnership with the indomitable Prunella Gentleman as they face prejudice and magical crises. Their relationship sparkles with chemistry and grows amid social change and magical danger.

If you appreciated Witchmark for its inclusive cast and thoughtful exploration of gender, class, and identity, you'll find The Midnight Bargain equally rewarding. Beatrice Clayborn fights for her right to wield magic in a patriarchal society that expects her to give it up upon marriage. The novel celebrates diversity and agency, offering a fresh take on fantasy traditions.