Pagan Fiction

Does anybody know any good Pagan/Wiccan fiction books that I can read? I've already read Teen Witch~Silver Ravenwolf, and the Sweep series~Cate Tiernan.

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The Nicholas Flemel series is a good teen book series. It has bits of real people and gods all thrown together from all different cultures.

You might have already heard of The Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. It's more a spin on mythology than actual paganism, but I appreciated the themes of young people who don't fit in, and I think Percy Jackson was the perfect narrator because (spoilers!) there are so many opportunities for the story to not be about him even though it's from his point of view.

I'm not a fan of the Heroes of Olympus series because there are too many new characters that are all in first person tense, it gives me a headache.

However, I think the Heroes of Olympus series is a good jumping-off point for pagans to discuss Soft Polytheism and Syncretism, which can be controversial but also safe if a fiction is offered as a hypothesis.

I'll think of more.

I loved The Mists of Avalon, but I found out some horrible things about the author so I don't know about recommending that book anymore. :-(

One of my favorite series of three novels has been collected in one book called "Bell, Book, and Murder" by Rosemary Edgehill.

I've heard House of Night (ignoring the vampires) is heavily based off of Wicca and magoxk in General. I know Nyx is in it.

Harm none is also a good book. Percy Jackson was interesting for me. I read it when I was seven, and that sparked my interest in the greek religion.

The House of night series. The sweep series, the witches of east end, the secrets of the immortal nicholas flamel, the dark hunters, the chronicles of nick, agh, so many.

Dark Hunters and Chronicles of Nick were incredible. Just waiting for the newest Chronicles of nick book, and the movie.