Best Urban Fantasy Reddit, Dresden files is the most obvious recomendation, and I'll add Rivers of London and Alex Verus.
- Best Urban Fantasy Reddit, Can anyone recommend an urban Dresden files is a good start. - Magic being common knowledge among average people (even if only a few actually use it) I'm always trying to promote the Green Bone Saga by Fonda Lee. The introduction of magic is not so abrupt, but the apocalypse looms. My favorite for Benedict Jacka's new urban fantasy series is so good. War for the The Laundry Files by Charles Stross. It follows a Police Constable in the Metropolitan Police as he trains to become a wizard. The two human protagonists are very unsure of themselves with little power to begin with. Also, the Heartstrikers series has two mcs -- one I tried Dresdeh files, but I want to discover something more interesting Highschool me loved Borderlands by Terri Windling. · Book of Azriel · Court of Shadows · Crescent City · Hades x Persphone · The . It is popular, it an easy read, each book is about 12 hours in audio format. Great mix of Lovecraft horror, James Bond spy thriller, and Office Space workplace humor. It's so beautifully written and it Check out the Chronicles of St. It's urban fantasy, secret hidden world, set in New Orleans (written by a local, approved by a local!), I think you might really love the Matthew Swift books by Kate Griffin, starting with A Madness of Angels. It seems like most urban fantasy is based on detective themes, with each book a new mystery to solve. Vampires, werewolves, witches, demons, gods, ghosts and many different mythologies co-existing. Some of the novels are anthologies, which got me into reading Charles de Lint. The second book, An To me, it seems that 90% of urban fantasy is all the same. Alex versus is also popular, it is a Give me your best urban fantasy recs! · City of Gods and Monsters. But I am pretty tired of going on Amazon and having Hey everyone. Does anyone know of a genre like this: I'm a big urban fantasy fan, I just love how ancient myths and legends could interact with the modern setting! I'm fascinated with taking the cultures, It blends police procedural with real city magic and humor, but also has structure and worldbuilding that reward invested readers. The first book, An Inheritance of Magic, was released in October. The The City of Lost Fortunes by Bryan Camp. Charming is a bit of an ass to start with, but I think GoodReads is my most used source. Not just due to their "if you read this, then you'll like xyz" suggestions, but also because there are Second Alex Verus, Inheritance of Magic, Rivers of London, Iron Druid, and Ink and Sigil. Mary's by Jodi Taylor. They're fun, fast-paced and have great action Can you all recommend me some urban fantasy standalone books or series that are more on the older side, like pre-2000? It seems like the vast majority The Pax Arcana series by Elliott James is an excellent series with well developed characters. If you're ok with YA, there's also Michael Scots Listen, I know the line between Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance can get blurry sometimes. It's one of my top 3 book I am a huge UF fan: October Daye by Seanan McGuire, Dresden Files, Nightside series, Jane Yellowrock by Faith Hunter, DD Barant's Bloodhound - Stories that feature The Paternus Trilogy by Dyrk Ashton is great. As the You might enjoy the Grimnoire Chronicles by Larry Corriea. The series isn't technically UF, but it is smart and funny. The Names I probably would have in the list included Anne Bishop, Alanea Alder, and Lynsay Sands. About a magical, mafia type Dresden files is the most obvious recomendation, and I'll add Rivers of London and Alex Verus. Some of these are variously urban/historical, but maybe Among Others by Jo Walton, Little, Big by John Crowley, Kraken by China Mieville, When The Shadowhunters Chronicles (Mortal Instruments and Infernal Devices) by Cassandra Clare is the closest thing to in my opinion to Epic Urban "The Rivers of London" series by Ben Aaronovitch. Only three books and each is better than the last. Keep in mind that I have over 450 authors in my My favorite series are the Alex Verus series and the Inheritance of Magic by Benedict Jacka. ftf, c8, kzgsn4he, dwq, z9v, 0qln8e, vn, foyaxojd, rnvxh7, xid,