Discover books similar to "Succubus on Top"

Katherine Dunn

Geek Love

This novel tells the story of the Binewskis, a carnival freak family whose members include an albino dwarf, a boy with flippers for limbs, and a hunchback albino hog-boy. When the family matriarch, albinistic hunchback Olympia Binewski, decides to have children, she uses her knowledge of genetics to breed her own freak show. As the siblings grow up, they must navigate the challenges of their unique physical conditions while also dealing with the complex power dynamics within their family. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, features a strong female protagonist who must navigate a world that is hostile to her and her kind.

Lev Grossman

The Magicians

This novel follows the story of Quentin Coldwater, a high school senior who is obsessed with a series of fantasy books about a magical land called Fillory. When Quentin is unexpectedly admitted to a secret college of magic in upstate New York, he finally has the chance to leave his mundane life behind and become a magician. But as Quentin quickly discovers, magic is not all it's cracked up to be, and the line between reality and fantasy is not as clear as he once thought. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of magic, identity, and the supernatural.

M.R. Carey

The Girl with All the Gifts

This novel is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a fungus has turned most of the population into mindless, flesh-eating creatures. The story follows Melanie, a young girl who is one of the few humans left who is not infected. But Melanie is not like other humans; she is a

Ursula K. Le Guin

The Left Hand of Darkness

This novel is set on the planet of Gethen, a world where all inhabitants are ambisexual and can choose and change their gender at will. The story follows the journey of Genly Ai, a human envoy who has been sent to Gethen to persuade its inhabitants to join the intergalactic coalition known as the Ekumen. As Genly navigates the complex political and social dynamics of Gethen, he must also come to terms with his own assumptions about gender and identity. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of identity, otherness, and the supernatural.

Tiffany Reisz

The Siren

This novel follows the story of Nora Sutherlin, a successful erotica author who is also a practicing dominatrix. When Nora is approached by a wealthy publisher who offers her a lucrative book deal, she jumps at the chance. But as Nora begins to work on her new book, she finds herself drawn into a dangerous game of power and desire, one that threatens to destroy everything she has worked so hard to build. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of sexuality, power, and the supernatural.

Marie Rutkoski

The Winner's Curse

This novel is set in a world where slavery is a normal part of life, and the ruling class, the Valorians, control the lives of the lower classes through their ownership of slaves. The story follows the journey of Kestrel, the daughter of a powerful Valorian general, who becomes embroiled in a dangerous game of power and politics when she purchases a slave named Arin. As Kestrel and Arin grow closer, they must navigate the complex power dynamics of their world while also trying to understand their own feelings for each other. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of power, identity, and the supernatural.

Holly Black

The Darkest Part of the Forest

This novel is set in the town of Fairfold, a place where the faerie world and the human world overlap. The story follows the journey of Hazel, a young girl who has always been fascinated by the faeries who live in the forest near her home. When Hazel discovers a horned boy sleeping in a glass coffin in the forest, she becomes drawn into a dangerous game of power and desire, one that threatens to destroy everything she has ever known. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of sexuality, power, and the supernatural.

Neil Gaiman

The Ocean at the End of the Lane

This novel follows the story of a middle-aged man who returns to his childhood home to attend a funeral. As he walks around his old neighborhood, he is suddenly transported back to his childhood, and he finds himself reliving a series of strange and terrifying events that took place when he was a young boy. As the man struggles to make sense of his past, he must also confront the dark and mysterious forces that threaten to destroy his present. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of memory, identity, and the supernatural.

China Miéville

The City & the City

This novel is set in the twin cities of Besźel and Ul Qoma, two cities that occupy the same physical space but are politically and culturally separate. The story follows the journey of Inspector Tyador Borlú, a detective with the Besźel police force, who is called in to investigate the murder of a woman whose body is found in the streets of Ul Qoma. As Borlú delves deeper into the case, he begins to uncover a web of intrigue and deception that threatens to destroy the fragile peace between the two cities. This book is a good choice for readers of Succubus on Top because it, like Mead's novel, explores the themes of identity, otherness, and the supernatural.