Books like Days of Magic, Nights of War by Clive Barker

Harry Potter is forced to leave Privet Drive and confront the Dark Lord, journeying to locate and destroy the remaining Horcruxes in a final battle that will determine the fate of magic.

Annabeth, daughter of Athena, must overcome her fears and protect her Greek friends from the Roman camp during the quest to find the Mark of Athena.

In Philip Pullman’s ‘The Subtle Knife’, Lyra and Will Parry journey through collapsing worlds to find Will’s missing father and a deadly magical knife that threatens all realms.

In Terry Pratchett’s whimsical Discworld, a shy young witch named Tiffany Aching faces an odd problem when she transforms into an anthropomorphic version of Summer, while the elusive Wintersmith searches for his destined partner.

Carter and Sadie Kane must destroy the chaos snake Apophis, but their quest is threatened by a powerful magician who might guide them to their deaths instead.

In the final instalment of the Bartimaeus trilogy, magician Nathaniel, fellow magician Kitty, and the weary djinni Bartimaeus confront war, rebellion, and a dangerous conspiracy that threatens London and the fragile peace between humans and djinn.

The Hellbound Heart is a collection of visceral horror stories by Clive Barker, exploring dark fantasies and sadomasochistic themes.

Alianne, daughter of the legendary knight Alanna, becomes a master spy whose skills keep her alive amid political intrigue, conspiracy, and divine conflict in the Russo‑Tortall world.

A 16‑year‑old learns he has a warrior lineage and wields magic, then joins a training program to confront enemy wizards.

Ten‑year‑old Harvey is lured by a mysterious stranger to the magical Holiday House, where his excitement comes at a daunting cost.

When rookie Beka Cooper, a Provost's Guard with a gift for hearing the dead, is assigned to the Lower City, she must use her unique talent to track two murderers while the rest of the Guard battles the fire opal killer.

Clive Barker’s epic fantasy follows Gentle, Judith, and the assassin Pie as they seek the Imajica—a mystical convergence that could reunite Earth with four other Dominions amid mythic horror and intense passion.

Cassia and Ky chase the elusive Rising after leaving Society, displaying undercover and aerial adventure, while Xander hides a vital secret that threatens to disrupt their fragile unity.

Cabal is a 1988 horror novella by British author Clive Barker, originally published in the United States as part of the final volume of his Books of Blood collection.

In this adventure, Artemis Fowl time‑travels to face his own past, blending fantasy, magic and science fiction in a thrilling YA contest of wit.

In Clive Barker’s horror tale, two man‑spirits fight for ultimate power by enlist­ing their mortal children, whose forbidden love spurs a fierce war. Book One of a new trilogy.

In a valley of ancient legends, Halli, a bored teenager, sparks a buried blood feud with a joke gone wrong, thrusting him into an epic quest against the Trows, aided by a thief, a rival, and a fearless girl.

Thirteen‑year‑old Cerinthe arrives at the Royal Dancing School in the kingdom of Windward, where she must choose between a career in dance and the art of healing.

When curious Elana joins a spaceship crew to study the planet Andrecia, she becomes part of an interstellar adventure that explores three distinct civilizations on the third planets of their stars—blending science fiction, fantasy, and moral lessons.

Pat Barker’s Noonday follows ambulance driver Elinor Brooke, air‑raid warden Paul Tarrant, and former art student Kit Neville as they confront the relentless Blitz in Autumn 1940 London, while a medium named Bertha Mason’s strange powers highlight life and death amid wartime chaos.

Seeker follows a young protagonist who aspires to join a select group of warriors, only to uncover that the path to heroism is more complex than he imagined.

Candy Quackenbush, a sixteen-year-old girl, is bored with her life and is desperate for something new. She lives in Chickentown, Minnesota, has a drunkard father, and is often made fun of by other kids. One day at school, a strange image enters her head, and she draws it in a textbook. When her teacher notices, she is furious, and Candy has the sudden impulse to simply walk out of school. She wanders around town before coming to a vast field with an old lighthouse, and wonders why there would be a lighthouse where there is no sea for thousands of miles. She soon has her answer. Candy is thrust into the Abarat, a fantastic archipelago of twenty-five islands: one for each hour of the day, plus one extra: the mysterious Time Out of Time. Candy feels as if this place is familiar to her, and makes many friends, but all is not well: Christopher Carrion, Prince of Midnight, is pursuing her. Candy must find her place in this strange new world.