Urban Fantasy discussion

Hey guys,
I have read the Dresden Files series and have been looking for a similar book since then. Can anyone suggest me some books. Thank you.

I think this series kind of has the same vibe.

I had the same first thought as Shera!

Other similar series:
October Daye series, by Seanan McGuire - Rosemary and Rue
Rivers of London series, by Ben Aaronovitch - Midnight Riot
Scarlett Bernard series, by Melissa Olson - Dead Spots

I second the Iron Druid Chronicles that Shera suggested. I also recommend the Demon Accords series, Sandman Slim series and the Temple Chronicles.

Thank you guys for the suggestions.I have read Iron Druid , October Day and The temple Chronicles and loved it. Will check out the others. Please suggest some more Urban fantasies.

What I think is most similar to Dresden
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Alex Verus by Benedict Jacka
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Mindspace Investigations by Alex Hughes
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Pax Aracana by Elliott James

Rivers of London is really good from above too.

Iron Druid I would call Dresden light (and humorous)
Sandman Slim is Dresden dark (also humorous)
If you like both of these you would probably love
Imp Series by Debra Dunbar, anti-hero, both light and dark (humorous)

If you just want great UF Patricia Briggs, and Ilona Andrews are on the top of most everyone's lists.

Try Monster Hunter International, Demon Accords, Caulborn series, and the Hellequin chronicles

Have you taken a look at Sandman Slim by Richard Kadrey? That is my all-time favorite.

Hi Nandhu, might I be so bold as to suggest you check out my novel, The Tetris Effect.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

It's a reluctant coming-of-age story, featuring ancient immortals, a mischievous Tengu, and a trippy journey into the afterlife. Be great to hear what you think. Col

Coming of age is NOT similar to Dresden and one comment on the boards. Not good etiquette.

Have a read of the preview Amyiw?

I'd highly recommend SM Reine's Preternatural Affairs series Witch Hunt. The hero is self-depreciative like Dresden, and it has a mystery, case-style format. It's quirky like Dresden too. For instance, the hero is Cesar, and magic makes him sneeze. It's very good.

JB