Books Like Percy Jackson for Adults: 12 Reads You'll Love
If you want more of Percy Jackson for Adults's urban fantasy, start with Ninth House.
Updated July 2026
Books like Percy Jackson for Adults: 12 picks. Hand-picked reads with the same mood and themes, from Ninth House to American Gods.
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12 books like Percy Jackson for Adults
A ranked list of books similar to Percy Jackson for Adults — if you liked it, start at the top and work down. Each pick includes why it works and who it's for.
Ninth House
If you loved the secret societies and magical prowess within the Percy Jackson world, you'll be captivated by the dark academia and supernatural investigations in Ninth House. It offers a gritty, mature take on a hidden magical world intertwined with a prestigious university. It’s got a much darker, sharper edge than Percy Jackson, with a protagonist who sees ghosts and navigates a truly dangerous underworld. Perfect for readers who want supernatural mysteries with high stakes and a strong sense of place.
American Gods
by Neil Gaiman
For those who enjoyed the modern-day interpretations of ancient gods in Percy Jackson, American Gods delves deep into forgotten deities and their struggle for relevance in contemporary America. It's a sprawling, mythologically rich road trip that questions belief and identity. This book is richer and more philosophical, with a deeper exploration of faith and Americana. It’s ideal for readers who loved the gods-among-us concept but crave a more profound, adult exploration of myth and culture.
Circe
If the Greek mythology aspects of Percy Jackson fascinated you, Circe offers an exquisite and deeply empathetic reimagining of a powerful minor goddess. It’s a beautifully written epic about exile, love, and self-discovery within the rich tapestry of ancient Greece. Unlike Percy's fast-paced adventures, this is a slow-burn character study, but just as captivating. Perfect for those who adore mythological retellings and want a deeper, more introspective look at a hero's (or goddess's) journey, much like The Song of Achilles.
Uprooted
by Naomi Novik
Fans of Percy Jackson's magical challenges and the importance of special gifts will enjoy Uprooted. It features a fierce young woman with untapped magic who is drawn into a dark, enchanted forest, mirroring the perilous quests and magical mentors found in Percy Jackson. The magic here is ancient, wild, and a little terrifying, drawing on Eastern European folklore rather than Greek myth. This is a great pick for readers who love fairy tale vibes, powerful magic, and protagonists discovering their destiny.
Gilding the Lily
by Tea Cooper
While not strictly mythology, this book offers a strong sense of a chosen one and a magical destiny, much like Percy Jackson. Readers who enjoyed the journey of discovery and confronting powerful forces will find a similar appeal. It's a historical mystery with a subtle supernatural thread, providing a more grounded, yet still intriguing, sense of magic. This is a delightful choice for those who enjoy uncovering secrets and a touch of the extraordinary in unexpected places.
The House in the Cerulean Sea
by T.J. Klune
If the found family dynamic and quirky, lovable characters of Percy Jackson resonated with you, then you absolutely must pick up The House in the Cerulean Sea. It’s a heartwarming tale about an orphanage for magical children and the caseworker who learns to love them. It shares Percy’s optimistic spirit and emphasis on acceptance, though it trades epic battles for profound emotional journeys and gentle magic. Perfect for anyone who loves feel-good stories with unique magical beings and a strong focus on acceptance and belonging.
Mexican Gothic
For those who appreciate the supernatural mysteries and uncovering dark secrets in Percy Jackson, Mexican Gothic offers a deliciously eerie, slow-burn unraveling of a monstrous family legacy. There aren't demigods per se, but there's a strong sense of inherited power and sinister forces at play. It's a gothic horror novel, so expect chills instead of quests! Readers who enjoy atmospheric settings, suspenseful plots, and a touch of the uncanny will love this one.
A Deadly Education
by Naomi Novik
If you loved the magical schooling and fraught alliances within Percy Jackson’s camp environment, you'll be right at home in the Scholomance, a murderous school of magic where survival is literally the objective. El, our prickly protagonist, is a force to be reckoned with, much like Percy, but with a far more cynical outlook. This is for readers who crave dark academia, high-stakes magical training, and a protagonist who's delightfully snarky even when facing certain doom.
Jade City
by Fonda Lee
For a series that delivers on found family, epic stakes, and a protagonist discovering their unique power, check out Jade City. It's a martial arts urban fantasy set in a world where jade confers magical abilities, and rival clans fight for control. While it lacks Greek mythology, it excels in complex world-building and character relationships, reminiscent of Percy's loyalty to his friends. If you're into thrilling action, intricate politicking, and powerful family sagas, this is a must-read.
Empire of Gold
If you loved the rich mythological weaving and hidden magical cities of Percy Jackson, then The Daevabad Trilogy, culminating in Empire of Gold, is your next grand adventure. Set in a vibrant, magically-infused Middle East, it follows a con artist who discovers she has powerful connections to a world of djinn. It's got intricate world-building, high-stakes politics, and a compelling female lead discovering her heritage. Perfect for those who crave epic fantasy rooted in non-Western mythology.
Legendborn
by Tracy Deonn
Fans of Percy Jackson's secret societies, magical abilities, and a protagonist uncovering a hidden legacy will be enthralled by Legendborn. Bree Matthews stumbles upon a secret society of Arthurian descendants battling demons at a UNC-Chapel Hill program. It’s got that snappy dialogue, emotional depth, and a compelling blend of modern life with ancient legends. This is a fantastic choice for readers who love urban fantasy, Arthurian retellings, and stories about discovering your power and destiny.
Ten Thousand Doors of January
If the idea of hidden worlds and portals to magic in Percy Jackson thrilled you, then Ten Thousand Doors of January will absolutely enchant you. It's a gorgeous, lyrical tale about a young woman who discovers she has a connection to many magical doors leading to other worlds. While more fantastical and less direct action than Percy Jackson, it captures that same sense of wonder, discovery, and the profound power of stories. This is perfect for readers who appreciate beautiful prose and a journey into the heart of magic and possibility.
Why readers loved Percy Jackson for Adults
You devoured every quest, every quip, every moment of demigod glory, and now you’re standing in the aftermath, a little bereft, aren't you? That particular blend of ancient myth clashing with modern snark, of an underdog finding their power and their people – it really gets under your skin. If you’re nodding along, feeling that familiar pang for more stories that hit just right, you’ve landed in the perfect spot. We totally get it.
Across thousands of reviews, readers keep coming back to the same notes: urban fantasy, historical fantasy, magic. Every book on this list was chosen because it delivers on at least two of those threads.
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- urban fantasy — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
- historical fantasy — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
- magic — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
- found family — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
- dark academia — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
- secret societies — without losing what made Percy Jackson for Adults special.
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