If you loved the way Written in Red introduced you to the complex world of the Others, you'll be drawn into Patricia Briggs' Moon Called, where Mercy Thompson navigates a rich world filled with werewolves, fae, and vampires. The setting is intricately crafted, with supernatural politics and cultural details that make the world feel lived-in and dangerous.

If the tense, often brutal atmosphere of Written in Red kept you turning pages, you'll find a similar edge in Magic Bites. Kate Daniels faces supernatural threats in a post-apocalyptic Atlanta, with danger lurking at every turn. The gritty world is full of dark magic, violence, and moral ambiguity, keeping the stakes high throughout.

If you enjoyed following Meg Corbyn as she found her place among the Others, you'll love Myfanwy Thomas's journey in The Rook. The story is tightly focused on Myfanwy's perspective as she wakes up with no memory, hunted by supernatural enemies, and must quickly adapt to survive within a secret magical organization.

If Meg's transformation and increasing confidence in Written in Red resonated with you, you'll be captivated by Agnieszka's journey in Uprooted. Watching her evolve from an uncertain village girl to a powerful and determined woman is both inspiring and emotionally rewarding.

If the haunting, perilous magic of the Others in Written in Red fascinated you, The Bear and the Nightingale offers a similarly chilling atmosphere. Vasya faces sinister magical beings and must confront ancient, mysterious forces threatening her family and village.