Building a SciFi/Fantasy Library discussion

So I need a to-read list of Scifi/supernatural books that are similar to the shows I love:

Eureka
WareHouse 13
Supernatural
Lost Girl
Fringe
Almost Human

I like more current modern technologies and it would be wicked cool to read whats out there that is scifi and supernatural :P

Supernatural series

https://www.goodreads.com/series/4213...

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Gailene's Vow
Shadow House
Endless Sky: The Sergeant's Pledge
Back from the Dead: The True Sequel to Frankenstein
Szejna's Revenge
Epiphany

Cass wrote: "So I need a to-read list of Scifi/supernatural books that are similar to the shows I love:

Eureka
WareHouse 13
Supernatural
Lost Girl
Fringe
Almost Human

I like more current modern technologies a..."

Like Lost Girl - Kim Harrison's Hollows Series

Like Almost Human - Asimov's I-Robot series of short stories and mystery novels.

Like Eureka - Arthur C Clarke's Tales from the White Hart

You guys rock!

To add to the list.
Arrow
Teen Wolf

There are Fringe novels- "Fringe" series by Christa Faust

American Gods by Niel Gaiman. Supernatural is supposedly loosely based on it.
Christa Faust also wrote a Supernatural book.

oooh :) thanks

It sounds like you just like urban fantasy/sci-fi. Go with the classics: Jim Butcher, the Dresden Files, Lauren Hamilton's Anita Blake Series, Patricia Briggs, Mercy Thompson series, Ilona Andrews Magic Series. That's a good mix that covers those tv show (I watch them too!) I also just got into Bitten on Syfy, which is from Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series!

Among other things, you seem to enjoy some humor. May I suggest the Callahan series by Spider Robinson?

Possibly the Draco Tavern by Nicen, as well.

Dale wrote: "Among other things, you seem to enjoy some humor. May I suggest the Callahan series by Spider Robinson?"

These are some of my very favorite books.

thanks all.
@Jill I've read A large majority of your suggestions already. good thinking though.

how about maximum ride They r incredible books. One of my favorite series.

you guys gave great suggestions. thanks!

You could also try Tanya Huff. Her Keeper Chronicles and the The Enchantment Emporium series are light urban fantasy, some of my favorites. Katherine Kerr also has a series that begins with License to Ensorcell.