If you loved
Obsidian
Jennifer L. Armentrout · Book · 2012
What hooked you in Obsidian was the way the high-stakes thrill of supernatural secrets constantly collides with the intimacy of first love.
Films on the same thread
Guardians of the Galaxy
James Gunn · Film · 2014
Explores: Found Family, Misfit Heroes, Redemption.
If you loved the alien intensity of Obsidian, you will enjoy this cosmic adventure that pairs high-stakes galactic danger with the camaraderie of a tightly knit group of misfits.
Twilight
Catherine Hardwicke · Film · 2008
Shares 2 threads with Obsidian: Forbidden Love, Coming of Age.
Like Obsidian, this story thrives on the tension of a mortal falling for a powerful supernatural being, capturing that same forbidden yearning and the danger of an outsider romance.
After
Jenny Gage · Film · 2019
Shares a thread with Obsidian: Forbidden Love.
This pick echoes the coming-of-age journey found in Obsidian, focusing on the transformative power of a rebellious love interest who forces you to reexamine your carefully guarded world.
Avatar
James Cameron · Film · 2009
Explores: Colonialism, Environmentalism, Cultural Assimilation.
Fans of the alien encounters in Obsidian will appreciate this struggle between duty and desire, set against a backdrop where human life clashes with an advanced, otherworldly civilization.
Series on the same thread
The Vampire Diaries
Julie Plec · Series · 2009
Shares a thread with Obsidian: Forbidden Love.
The magnetic, forbidden romance that defines Obsidian is front and center here, driven by supernatural threats and the intense, often dangerous pull of a mysterious and powerful love interest.
Smallville
Alfred Gough · Series · 2001
Explores: Secret Identity, Destiny vs. Free Will, First Love.
Much like Obsidian, this series explores the burden of a secret destiny, following a teenager struggling to balance ordinary school life with the weight of extraordinary, otherworldly origins.
The Originals
Julie Plec · Series · 2013
Shares a thread with Obsidian: Urban fantasy.
If the stakes and power dynamics of Obsidian kept you invested, you will be drawn to this story of ancient, supernatural beings navigating complex loyalty and long-standing family conflicts.
Roswell
Jason Katims · Series · 1999
Shares 3 threads with Obsidian: Forbidden Love, Coming of Age, Alien Romance.
This series mirrors the core appeal of Obsidian by grounding alien secrets within a small-town setting, emphasizing the intense, forbidden connections that form when two worlds collide.
Podcasts on the same thread
Ologies with Alie Ward
Alie Ward · Podcast · 2026
Explores: intellectual curiosity, scientific wonder, human obsession.
While nonfiction, this podcast captures the same sense of scientific wonder and intellectual curiosity about the unknown that serves as the foundation for the alien mythology in Obsidian.
Monsters Among Us
Derek Hayes | Audioboom Studios · Podcast · 2026
Explores: Unexplained Phenomena, First-hand Testimony, Atmospheric Horror.
If the supernatural atmosphere of Obsidian left you wanting more, these first-hand accounts of unexplained phenomena offer a similar, immersive dive into the mysterious world of the paranormal.
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Common questions
Is Obsidian part of a specific collection?
Yes, Obsidian is identified in the metadata as being part of a Liz Pelletier collection. This indicates that the book is curated within that specific series or group of titles managed under the Pelletier collection.
Who is the author of Obsidian?
The book Obsidian was written by Jennifer L. Armentrout. It was originally published in 2012 and is formally recognized as a component of a Liz Pelletier collection according to the provided publication information.
When was Obsidian published?
Obsidian was published in 2012. It is noted as a book by Jennifer L. Armentrout and is categorized as a Liz Pelletier collection book according to the details found on the fourth page of the cover.
Where is the collection information for Obsidian found?
The information stating that Obsidian is a Liz Pelletier collection book is located on page four of the cover. This metadata confirms its inclusion in that specific collection as noted in the provided source description.