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Are There Any Spin-Offs From The Invocation Book?

New to 'The Invocation Book' fantasy series and completely obsessed—are there short stories, prequels, or any canon side stories to dive into next?
2025-08-16 14:42:28
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Kim Schlee
Kim Schlee
I don't know of any official spin-off to The Lost Circle books. I did read The Bound Essence series which is set in a completely different magical universe. The core magical rule is that mages are permanently bound to a particular elemental spirit or spirits and the book explores the resulting intense personal and political conflicts.
2026-07-31
Talia
Talia
My re-read of ‘The Invocations’ was most enjoyable, I can confidently say it would make a great spin-off, although currently none exist. Zephyr would be an amazing character to explore in a novella, possibly set during the coven’s early days. She is an incredibly intriguing character and we get glimpses into her past but that’s as much as we get to know about her. Most of the fans on the ‘The Invocations’ Discord have explored all of the alternate universes and have come up with dozens of different AU endings and even a few crossovers with ‘Shadow and Bone’.

In the meantime, I highly recommend reading more from the author – her work is pretty gothic and set in perfect atmospheres for her new book (e.g. Before I Die, The Break). Fans are continuing to create playlists, moodboards, and even a tabletop RPG adaptation – I really hope the author can hear our chants for more Invocations content!
2025-08-17
Gideon
Gideon
As a casual reader who loved The Invocations, I haven’t come across any follow-on books yet. I’d be happy for a sequel or companion to The Invocations but the author has left plenty of threads to follow up. There are rumors of other books the author is working on in online forums, but nothing has been confirmed. In the meantime, I might venture into some of the fanfiction out there and also search out some book clubs that have a thematic focus around this lovely book of witchcraft and mystery.
2025-08-19
Madison
Madison
I just came across The Invocations and I have to say it’s really interesting. Although the book already is really good on its own, I would be really excited to read a spin-off. The world and all the characters are so complex and rich that I would especially be interested in a prequel about the old rituals of the coven or about the other members of the coven. The way the author creates images is so unique that even fanmaking of The Invocations like fan theories and discussions on the web about the book feel like unofficial spin-offs.

Of course, there are many fan created stories such as collaborative writing on platforms like Tumblr and Wattpad that explore other stories within the universe of The Invocations, like the history of The Dark Magic, or stories of the secondary coven members before the main events of the book. It’s nice to see how fans continue to be inspired by the world and characters of The Invocations and how they extend the universe in their own creative ways. Until an official continuation is released, these stories could be a good alternative to get more into the world of The Invocations.
2025-08-19
Emily
Emily
No direct spin-off is currently in the works, but author Katrina Cope has hinted at other potential projects in interviews. The intricacies of the magic system and the inner workings of the coven would make for great standalone novels, or even a graphic novel. Fans are losing their minds over the possibility of more Invocations content, especially after a series of mysterious tweets from the publisher last month.

I've also been reading other books within the dark academia genre like ‘The Atlas Six’ and ‘Ninth House’. They both feature great magical systems and intricate lore within their respective worlds. Fingers crossed for some spin-offs from this world, but in the meantime I recommend checking these out if you enjoyed ‘The Invocations’.
2025-08-21

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