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Books like “City of Bones”

What to read after “City of Bones” by Cassandra Clare: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

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  1. Cover of “Legendborn” by Tracy Deonn
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    Legendborn

    Tracy Deonn · 2020

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  2. Cover of “Unbreakable” by Kami Garcia
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    Unbreakable

    Kami Garcia · 2013

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  3. Cover of “Wicked Lovely” by Melissa Marr
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    Wicked Lovely

    Melissa Marr · 2007

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  4. Cover of “Red Queen” by Victoria Aveyard
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    Red Queen

    Victoria Aveyard · 2015

    Similar plot moves: “Love Triangle” and “Secret Society”

  5. Cover of “An Ember in the Ashes” by Sabaa Tahir
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    An Ember in the Ashes

    Sabaa Tahir · 2015

    Similar plot moves: “Love Triangle” and “Forbidden Love”

  6. Cover of “The Coldest Girl in Coldtown” by Holly Black
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    The Coldest Girl in Coldtown

    Holly Black · 2013

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  7. Cover of “Storm Front” by Jim Butcher
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    Storm Front

    Jim Butcher · 2000

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  8. Cover of “Rosemary and Rue” by Seanan McGuire
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    Rosemary and Rue

    Seanan McGuire · 2009

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  9. Cover of “A Discovery of Witches” by Deborah Harkness
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    A Discovery of Witches

    Deborah Harkness · 2011

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  10. Cover of “Halfway to the Grave” by Jeaniene Frost
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    Halfway to the Grave

    Jeaniene Frost · 2007

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  11. Cover of “Her Majesty's Royal Coven” by Juno Dawson
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    Her Majesty's Royal Coven

    Juno Dawson · 2022

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”

  12. Cover of “A Touch of Darkness” by Scarlett St. Clair
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    A Touch of Darkness

    Scarlett St. Clair · 2019

    From the same world: “Urban Fantasy”