Books matching: urban fantasy world
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Save:A long, twisty, emotional rollercoaster that's perfect for Maas fans and urban fantasy lovers - just be ready for a wild ride and a cliffhanger ending that will have you desperate for the next book.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Crescent City ) - #2
Save:A Knight of the Blood is a witty, action-packed urban fantasy with monsters, mayhem, and heart - perfect for genre fans looking for a fresh voice and clever worldbuilding.
The lazy heat of late summer afternoon in Georgia hammered down out of a cloudless blue sky, spreading thick and humid over everything. Sweat rolled down his face and underarms, staining his shirt wit... - #3
Save:'Shifting Shadows' in the 'Mercy Thompson' series by Patricia Briggs is a collection of short stories that provide insight into various secondary characters in the Mercy Thompson universe. The stories, set in chronological order, offer backstories on beloved characters and delve into the lives of supernatural creatures beyond Mercy's point of view. The book includes a mix of previously published stories and new content, giving readers a deeper understanding of the world and its inhabitants.
I rolled off my sleeping mat to my feet but made no move to answer the knock. It was pitch-dark outside, and the only reason anyone knocked at my door in the middle of the night was because someone wa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mercy Thompson ) - #4
Save:A swoony, fresh urban fantasy romance packed with magical world-building, intense devotion, and lush character dynamics - it’s a must for fans of fated mates and emotionally invested MMCs, but beware the slow pacing if you crave a rapid-fire plot.
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Save:'Happy Endings' in the 'Demon Magic' series by Alice Winters follows the story of Miles, a mage, and Havoc, a demon, as they investigate strange deaths that lead them to a past traumatic event. The plot revolves around the development of their relationship, from enemies to lovers, intertwined with solving a murder mystery involving magic and demons. The writing style is filled with comedic elements, witty banter, and deep emotional moments, creating a dynamic and engaging narrative that keeps readers entertained and connected to the characters.
My day’s been going pretty smoothly. I haven’t had any interruptions, and I just picked up a really good book on the various ways people have failed at summoning demons. It’s always fun to laugh at th... - #6
Save:'Bound and Beguiled' by Rowan Merrick is a spicy and empowering story following Tereza, also known as Reza, as she escapes from an abusive relationship and finds solace in a polyamorous group of monsters. The book delves into themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and breaking free from abusive ties, all while exploring new forms of love and intimacy. The writing style is described as hot, emotional, and fast-paced, with a focus on the protagonist's journey towards finding her own strength and happiness.
(Also, see 14 recommendations for the series Consorting with Monsters ) - #7
Save:Raw, heart-wrenching, and packed with dark fantasy feels, The Throne of Broken Gods will satisfy anyone who loves messy, emotional journeys and complex world-building - even if it sometimes lingers a little too long in the pain.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Gods and Monsters ) - #8
Save:Charming, snuggly, and filled with magical shenanigans - A Little Too Familiar is a comfort read for anyone looking for found family, gentle romance, and adorable animal sidekicks. Not for those who want edge-of-your-seat angst, but perfect for cozy, feel-good vibes.
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Save:Gripping, spicy urban fantasy with a badass heroine and a dash of found family - more plot, less fluff, all the vibes. Pick it up if you love your romance with plenty of action (and a touch of witchy chaos)! 🗡️✨
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Save:A fast, fun start to a beloved urban fantasy series - great for fans of kick-butt heroines and supernatural mystery, but if you’re looking for something groundbreaking, you may find it a bit tropey.
I didn’t realize he was a werewolf at first. My nose isn’t at its best when surrounded by axle grease and burnt oil—and it’s not like there are a lot of stray werewolves running around. So when someon...
