Etiquette & Espionage

Set in the same universe as Etiquette & Espionage but following an adult protagonist, this book features the same signature blend of Victorian manners, steampunk technology, and supernatural politics. Fans will appreciate the witty dialogue and the expansion of the world's lore regarding vampires and werewolves.

While set in the modern day, this series shares the 'finishing school for spies' premise that makes Etiquette & Espionage so engaging. It focuses on a group of talented young women learning covert arts while navigating the social complexities of boarding school life.

This steampunk reimagining of WWI offers a similar sense of adventure and mechanical wonder. It features a strong female lead disguising her identity to find her place in a world of bio-engineered beasts and clanking machines, mirroring Sophronia's own journey of self-discovery.

This novel captures the Victorian boarding school atmosphere perfectly, blending social etiquette with dark, hidden magic. Like Sophronia, the protagonist must navigate a rigid social hierarchy while uncovering a world of secrets that adults have kept hidden.

This book features a highly capable young female protagonist in an alternate historical London where ghosts are a physical threat. The dry wit, ensemble cast of talented youth, and the blend of professional training with supernatural danger will resonate with Carriger fans.

Told through letters between two cousins, this Regency-era fantasy captures the same polite yet perilous tone of Carriger's work. It balances the strict requirements of high society with a fast-paced magical mystery and plenty of humor.

While more romance-focused, this story features a young woman entering a high-stakes social competition where she must learn to navigate court politics and etiquette. Fans of Sophronia's 'finishing' lessons will enjoy the protagonist's struggle to maintain her identity in a restrictive environment.

This historical mystery features a sharp-witted investigator and his practical assistant dealing with supernatural occurrences. The quirky tone, Victorian-esque setting, and the focus on an unconventional education in the 'unexplained' mirror the charm of the Finishing School series.

Featuring the niece of Sherlock Holmes and the sister of Bram Stoker, this steampunk mystery set in Victorian London is a perfect match. It combines high-society expectations with gadgets, vampires, and a strong focus on female competence and partnership.

Set in Regency London, this book follows a debutante who discovers a secret world of demons and the elite hunters who fight them. It shares the 'double life' theme of Etiquette & Espionage, where the heroine must balance ballgowns with combat training.