10 Best Books Like Hell Bent

If you loved Hell Bent by Leigh Bardugo, here are the most similar books our readers recommend.

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Galaxy "Alex" Stern returns to Yale to rescue her mentor Darlington from hell itself, navigating dangerous occult societies and demonic forces

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Quick Comparison: Books Like Hell Bent

BookAuthorRatingYearPagesBest For
The Poppy War📚 Series starterR.F. Kuang02018—Start a new series
The FamiliarLeigh Bardugo4.32025400Same author
Beg The NightEmily Blackwood4.12025350Similar vibes
The Blade Itself📚 Series starterJoe Abercrombie4.52009624Start a new series
The IncandescentEmily Tesh4.42025432Similar vibes
Dungeon Crawler Carl📚 Series starterMatt Dinniman4.52020446Start a new series
The Primal Hunter📚 Series starterZogarth4.62022714Start a new series
A Game of Thrones📚 Series starterGeorge R.R. Martin02005—Start a new series
Jade CityFonda Lee02017—Similar vibes
NeverwhereNeil Gaiman4.52017448Similar vibes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What books are most similar to Hell Bent?

The most similar books to Hell Bent are The Poppy War, The Familiar, Beg The Night.

What should I read after Hell Bent?

After finishing Hell Bent, readers most commonly pick up The Poppy War next. Alternatively, you might enjoy more books by Leigh Bardugo, such as The Familiar.

Who writes books like Leigh Bardugo?

Authors similar to Leigh Bardugo include Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Tana French.

What genre is Hell Bent?

Hell Bent is a Fantasy novel by Leigh Bardugo. It features elements of Dark Academia, Secret Society, Magic.

How long is Hell Bent?

Hell Bent varies in length depending on edition.

Does Hell Bent have romance/spice?

Hell Bent has a spice level of 3/5. This book has moderate romantic content.

About Hell Bent

Galaxy "Alex" Stern returns to Yale to rescue her mentor Darlington from hell itself, navigating dangerous occult societies and demonic forces that threaten both the living and the dead. As Alex delves deeper into the dark magic that governs the secret societies of New Haven, she must confront her own traumatic past while battling supernatural enemies. Bardugo crafts a gritty, mature fantasy that combines academic intrigue with visceral horror, creating a story that's both intellectually compelling and emotionally devastating. Perfect for dark fantasy readers who enjoy urban settings, morally complex protagonists, and magic systems that come with devastating costs.