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Felix CastorSeries
series7 books2006
Urban fantasy, tense and dark in tone, about demons, set in contemporary and british isles.
“Mike Carey's Felix Castor novels follow a freelance exorcist working London's supernatural underside, taking paying jobs to banish ghosts and bind demons in a city where the dead don't always stay quiet.”
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Start with The Devil You Know →
Mulengro: A Romany TaleNovel
Charles de Lintstandalone novel1985
Mystery & detective, mysterious in tone, set in north america.
“The Gypsies live in the shadows of the city, blending in with Canadian society but never adapting to it, cling to the traditional Romany ways.”
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Dante ValentineSeries
series6 books2006
Urban fantasy, dark and tense in tone, about demons, set in contemporary.
“Working for the Devil opens Lilith Saintcrow's Dante Valentine series with Dante, a necromancer-for-hire who reluctantly takes a job from the Devil himself: kill a rogue demon, Vardimal Santino, in exchange for her life.”
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Start with Working for the Devil →
The Devil's ApprenticeNovel
Jan Siegelstandalone novel2013
About deal with the devil.
“When teenage Pen inherits the job of caretaker for a London building with no doors and only a secret entrance from the caretaker's lodge which she must never use little does she know it will lead her into unbelievable danger.”
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Anita BlakeSeries
series42 books1993
About vampires, set in north america.
“The books have sold more than six million copies; many have made The New York Times Best Seller list.”
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Start with Guilty Pleasures →
Rivers of LondonSeries
series32 books2011
Mystery & detective, mysterious in tone.
“The author Ben Aaronovitch has subsequently written nine books in the Peter Grant Series, plus accompanying novellas, short stories, comics and graphic novels.”
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Start with Rivers of London →