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Alysha Gale inherits a junk shop from her grandmother in Calgary, discovering it is a hub for magical beings and embarking on a quest to uncover the mystery behind her grandmother's disappearance. The story follows Alysha navigating her family's powerful magical lineage, dealing with dragons, sorcerers, and quirky aunties, all while trying to save the world or at least Calgary. Tanya Huff's writing style is described as witty, genre-savvy, and filled with strong female and queer characters who engage in banter referencing pop culture like Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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    A Modern Witch
    Book 1 in the series:A Modern Witch

    A Modern Witch - A Modern Witch by Debora Geary
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    'A Modern Witch' by Debora Geary follows the story of Lauren, a Chicago realtor who discovers she is a witch after being summoned to a witch's chat by a fetching spell. Throughout the series, Lauren learns to harness her newfound powers with the help of a group of witches who train her, including the Irish Matriarch, her best friend Nat, and a powerful young witch. The book weaves together elements of magic, love, and day-to-day interactions in a modern setting, creating a story that is both heartwarming and engaging. The writing style incorporates a mix of contemporary fiction and supernatural essence, appealing to readers who enjoy a touch of mystery and a good dose of magic in their stories.

    “I’m standing beside a giant bra, available in eggplant, chocolate, and ruby. Says it’s size 34D, but either that’s a big underestimate, or you shrunk me. Go for the red, by the way—it’ll look good on...

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    Summon the Keeper - Keeper Chronicles by Tanya Huff
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    Tanya Huff's 'Summon the Keeper' follows Claire, a Keeper, who is summoned to a decrepit bed and breakfast in Kingston, Canada, to close a portal to Hell. The story is filled with humor, light romance, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and Greek gods, all set in a unique urban fantasy world. The book features a mix of quirky characters, including a talking cat, a charming handyman, and a sexy ghost, as Claire navigates her duties as a magical guardian while dealing with unexpected challenges and humorous situations.

    Claire must juggle closing the Hell portal, managing unusual guests at the bed and breakfast, and balancing her magical responsibilities with her personal life. The writing style is described as gentle, witty, humorous, and energetic, with Tanya Huff weaving together a story that combines light-hearted fantasy elements with entertaining urban fantasy tropes, creating a fun and engaging read that offers a fresh take on the genre.

    WHEN THE STORM BROKE, rain pounding down in great sheets out of a black and unforgiving sky, Claire Hansen had to admit she wasn’t surprised; it had been that kind of evening. Although her ticket took...

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    Alistair Grim's Odditorium - Odditorium by Gregory Funaro
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    'Alistair Grim's Odditorium' by Gregory Funaro is a marvelously quirky story of a young chimney sweep named Grubb who escapes his abusive master and finds himself at the Odditorium. The book is described as a fun adventure with elements of magic and fantasy, reminiscent of popular series like Harry Potter. The plot moves at a crisp pace, filled with action, danger, and a cast of allies that Grubb encounters on his journey.

    The writing style of Gregory Funaro in 'Alistair Grim's Odditorium' is praised for its ability to weave a very good story with witty humor and a delightful main character. The book is highlighted for its fantastic art, well-written action sequences, and the engaging narrator's voice of Grubb, which adds depth to the character building and keeps readers entertained throughout the story.

    Mrs. Smears was a frail woman with skin the color of goat’s milk, but her cheeks would flush and her eyes would twinkle when she spoke of the Yellow Fairy. Then she would kiss me good night and whispe...

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    The Gathering - Darkness Rising by Kelley Armstrong
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    The Gathering, part of the Darkness Rising series by Kelley Armstrong, introduces readers to Maya, a strong and self-assured protagonist living in the isolated town of Salmon Creek. As Maya navigates the mysteries surrounding her best friend's death and her newfound connection with the enigmatic bad boy Rafe, readers are drawn into a charming and seductive story filled with secrets, corporate espionage, and a sense of foreboding. The book's fast-paced and captivating plot, along with Kelley Armstrong's skillful world-building, keeps readers engaged and eager for more, as they uncover the intricate layers of the narrative that hint at a larger supernatural world beyond the town's borders.

    The Gathering offers a fresh start to a new trilogy, seamlessly blending elements of mystery, romance, and supernatural intrigue. With a focus on character development and the gradual unraveling of hidden truths, the book sets the stage for a deeper exploration of Maya's abilities, the dynamics between the town's residents, and the looming presence of the St. Cloud Corporation. As readers are pulled into the story's web of secrets and revelations, they are left anticipating the next installment that promises to delve further into the complexities of Maya's world and the connections between the characters.

    Dad disappeared into the shed where I keep the wounded and orphaned animals he finds on the park grounds. I fix them up and release them if I can, or pass them onto a wildlife center if I can’t. They ...

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    Pact by Wildbow
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    'Pact' by Wildbow is an Urban Fantasy web serial that follows the main character as he navigates a world filled with witches, demons, fae, and other magical creatures. The protagonist faces continuous challenges and obstacles, often resorting to making dangerous deals in order to survive, all while experiencing a progression in power that comes with a cost. The storyline is dark and intense, with real stakes and consequences that keep readers engaged throughout the 950 thousand-word count.

    There was a car, my parent’s or my uncle’s, no doubt, parked in the middle of the gates, at the foot of a long driveway, leading up to Hillsglade House. Symbolic, really, of everything that had gone o...

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    A Madness of Angels - Matthew Swift by Kate Griffin
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    In "A Madness of Angels," readers are taken on a magical journey through a vivid and fantastical version of London with sorcerer Matthew Swift. Swift, who mysteriously reappears after two years, must navigate a world where sorcerers are being targeted for death. The book presents a unique take on magic, intertwining it with the urban environment of London, and features a diverse cast of characters. The story is fast-paced, intriguing, and at times bloody and violent, as Swift seeks allies, friends, and the truth about his own past.

    The book delves into the life of Matthew Swift, an urban sorcerer with a special connection to the magical essence of London. As Swift uncovers the machinations of his former mentor and the power struggles within the city, readers are drawn into a narrative that blends magic, mystery, and urban fantasy. With elements of revenge, alliances, and a touch of the supernatural, "A Madness of Angels" offers a compelling and complex story that immerses readers in a world where magic is intertwined with the fabric of the city itself.

    At dawn, we parted company. Oda went – where, she would not say – and the biker’s only contribution was that he was going to “hit the road” for a while. We agreed a time and a place to meet again, and...

  7. #7
    Tinker
    Book 1 in the series:Elfhome

    Tinker - Elfhome by Wen Spencer
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    Tinker is an 18-year-old genius living in an alternate Pittsburgh on Elfhome, a world inhabited by elves. The story follows her adventures as she saves the life of an elven noble, Windwolf, and becomes entangled in elven court politics and mysteries. The book combines elements of science fiction, fantasy, and romance, with a mix of urban fantasy, magic, and technology. The protagonist, Tinker, is portrayed as a strong female character with a unique blend of skills in science and magic, navigating a world filled with action and world-building.

    Tinker had been high up in the crane tower, shuffling cars around the dark sprawling maze of her scrap yard, trying to make room for the influx of wrecks Shutdown Day always brought in. Her cousin, Oi...

  8. #8
    Blood Price
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    Book 1 in the series:Vicki Nelson

    Blood Price - Vicki Nelson by Tanya Huff
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    Tanya Huff's 'Blood Price' introduces readers to P.I. Vicki Nelson and her vampire sidekick Henry Fitzroy. The story follows Vicki, a tough ex-cop turned private investigator in Toronto, as she investigates a series of supernatural killings alongside Henry. As they delve deeper into the case, they uncover a dangerous world of vampires, demons, and dark mysteries. The writing style is described as intense, gripping, and suspenseful, with chilling murder scenes, compelling characters, and a race against time to catch the killer.

    “Well, that was a disaster,” she muttered. The elderly gentleman who had exited the bus right behind her made an inquiring noise. She turned a bland stare in his general direction, then picked up her ...

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    House of Many Ways - Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
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    House of Many Ways by Diana Wynne Jones is a whimsical tale that follows Charmain, a book-loving young girl who is tasked with house-sitting for her wizard great uncle. As Charmain navigates the magical house filled with surprises and secrets, she also becomes involved in unraveling mysteries at the King's library. The story is filled with quirky characters, domestic magic, and unexpected adventures, all set in the enchanting world of Howl's universe. Jones weaves a plot that is both intricate and engaging, drawing readers into a world where the line between reality and fantasy blurs.

    Readers are introduced to a delightful mix of characters, from the bookish and relatable Charmain to the familiar faces of Sophie, Howl, and Calcifer. The plot unfolds with a blend of humor, magic, and domestic chaos, keeping readers entertained as Charmain discovers that there is more to life than books and respectability. Jones' writing style shines through in her ability to create a captivating world where the mundane and the magical intersect, making House of Many Ways a charming addition to the Howl's Moving Castle series.

    “Of course,” said Aunt Sempronia. “But he has—” Here she too lowered her voice. “He has a growth, you know, on his insides, and only the elves can help him. They have to carry him off in order to cure...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Howl's Moving Castle )

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    The Vampire Knitting Club - Vampire Knitting Club by Nancy Warren
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    "The Vampire Knitting Club" in the series by Nancy Warren follows Lucy Swift, who, after a series of unfortunate events, finds herself inheriting her grandmother's knitting shop in Oxford. However, things take a paranormal turn when Lucy discovers that her grandmother was murdered, transformed into a vampire, and now seeks Lucy's help to find a missing grimoire. As Lucy navigates through this new world of vampires, witches, and mysteries, she also finds herself surrounded by quirky characters, potential suitors, and a charming black cat, all set in a cozy English village.

    is described as a light-hearted paranormal cozy mystery that blends elements of magic, humor, and knitting. With engaging characters, a fun storyline, and a touch of romance, the book promises an entertaining read that will keep readers amused and intrigued as Lucy unravels the secrets of her grandmother's past and delves into the supernatural world of vampires and witches.

    Cardinal Woolsey’s knitting shop has appeared on postcards celebrating the quaint views of Oxford, of which there are many. When a visitor has tired of writing ‘wish you were here’ on the back of pict...

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