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Sarah Rees Brennan

The Demon's Lexicon

Nick and Alan Ryves have spent their lives protecting themselves and their mother from the magicians who seek to control them. When their brother is targeted by a powerful sorceress, they must use every trick in their arsenal to keep him safe. This series, like Daughters of the Moon, features complex family dynamics and explores the power of magic and the consequences of using it.

Brenna Yovanoff

The Replacement

Mackie Doyle is not like other boys in Gentry, a small town where fairies and humans coexist. Mackie is a Replacement, a changeling left in place of a human child who was taken by the fairies. As Mackie uncovers the truth about his past and the dark secrets of Gentry, he must decide where his loyalties lie. This standalone novel shares the same dark and eerie atmosphere as Daughters of the Moon.

Maureen Johnson

The Name of the Star

In this first book of the Shades of London series, Louisiana teenager Rory Deveaux arrives in London to attend boarding school, only to find herself in the middle of a series of gruesome murders that resemble the work of Jack the Ripper. As she uncovers the truth about the killings and the supernatural world that exists alongside her own, she must learn to trust herself and those around her. This series, like Daughters of the Moon, features a strong female protagonist and explores themes of identity and belonging.

Holly Black

The Darkest Part of the Forest

In the small town of Fairfold, the Folk, a group of dangerous and unpredictable fairies, live in the woods. Hazel and her brother Ben have grown up hearing stories about the Folk and the dangers they pose. When a horned boy is discovered in the woods, Hazel and Ben must navigate the treacherous world of the Folk to uncover the truth about the boy and protect their town. This standalone novel shares the same dark and eerie atmosphere as Daughters of the Moon.

Samantha Shannon

The Bone Season

In a world where clairvoyance is outlawed, Paige Mahoney is a dreamwalker, a rare and powerful type of clairvoyant. When she is captured by the government and taken to Oxford, a city ruled by a race of beings called the Rephaim, she must use her abilities to survive and uncover the truth about the world she has been thrust into. This series, like Daughters of the Moon, features a richly imagined magical world and explores themes of identity and belonging.