Urban Fantasy series' discussion

Hello All,

What series does everyone want to start reading together next?

So far we've done:

Mercy Thompson
Kate Daniels
The Dresden Files
The Hollows
Iron Druid


What should our next one be?

Spider's Bite Gin Blanco is a terrific, flawed protagonist. Former assassin for hire, now kills to protect the innocent and friends. And a first rate barbecue cook.

Donna wrote: "Spider's Bite Gin Blanco is a terrific, flawed protagonist. Former assassin for hire, now kills to protect the innocent and friends. And a first rate barbecue cook."

I was going to suggest that!

Simon R Green Nightside series. I've read it and it's amazing. I can't remember how many books are in it but they're really quick reads and if you like Dresden Files, you'll like this one. I swear, John and Harry are long-lost brothers.

I nominate Mind Games by Carolyn Crane.

Old World Chronology- Which has 3 trilogies, 3rd currently with 2 books.


@Angelique- I loved the Disilusionists and would reread but it is only a trilogy so would only go to March. I thought about
The Immortal Empire, starting with but again a trilogy, maybe have several trilogies? I picked Scarlet Bernard because it has a continuation Boundary Magic and Disrupted Magic, which really is Scarlett Bernard 2. Also Parasol Protectorate has only 5 books and that would be worth rereading for me. I don't know how JP runs the series and how many book a series needs.

I know the Nightside series not so much the others.

But I nominate the Esther Diamond series by Laura Resnick

starting with

I really like the Esther Diamond series, and it bugs me that Ms. Resnick seems to have just dropped it... I know life happens and authors have to eat and all, but there were plans for another, and I was really looking forward to it...

Anyway, it would be a good re-read.

I'd like to also propose a completed series: by Kat Richardson

Amyiw wrote: "Old World Chronology- Which has 3 trilogies, 3rd currently with 2 books.


@Angelique- I loved..."

I wouldn't mind doing a few trilogies- it would give us a broader range of series' to read.