Beautiful Creatures

Like Beautiful Creatures, this novel features a gothic Southern setting and a central romance shadowed by an ancient curse. It captures the same atmospheric, moody tension and the feeling of a destiny that spans centuries.

This book shares the 'dangerous supernatural boy' dynamic and a high-stakes mystery surrounding the protagonist's true heritage. Fans will appreciate the blend of suspenseful action and the intense, brooding romantic connection.

Set in a small town steeped in ley lines and old magic, this story mirrors the 'Southern Gothic' feel and focus on ancient prophecies. The lyrical writing style and the deep exploration of fate vs. free will will resonate strongly with Caster Chronicles fans.

This book features a hidden world of powerful, often dangerous supernatural beings living alongside humans. It shares the theme of a protagonist discovering their role in a complex magical hierarchy they didn't ask to join.

Set in New Orleans after a storm, this novel leans heavily into the Southern Gothic atmosphere and family legacies of magic. It captures the same sense of place and historical weight that makes Gatlin feel so alive in Beautiful Creatures.

For readers who enjoyed the 'hidden world' aspect and the discovery of a secret magical heritage, this is a perfect match. It features a strong ensemble cast and a romance complicated by family history and supernatural laws.

This series explores the idea of an elite, secret society of supernatural beings with deep historical roots. It matches the 'old money' and family legacy themes found in the Wate and Duchannes family histories.

This book offers a dark, whimsical, and highly atmospheric take on a classic tale, much like how Beautiful Creatures reimagines Southern folklore. It focuses on a girl dealing with a family curse and a surreal magical world.

Focusing on a family rumored to be witches in a small town, this book captures the outsider perspective and the obsession with a mysterious, magical family. The tone is moody and suspenseful, perfect for fans of the Caster world.

While slightly more mature, this classic explores the burden of a family curse and the bond between women in a magical lineage. Fans of the Duchannes family dynamics and the lyrical, atmospheric prose will find much to love here.