
The Vampire's Delicious Fae (Brinnswick: Tales From Gauhala #2)
Book
I hate vampires. Well, just one in particular. But I do kinda love how his eyes follow me whenever...
MM Urban Fantasy Romance

James Durham Audiobooks - FETIDUS
Podcast
FETIDUS is a Parsec award-winning "future-noir" urban fantasy audiobook by James Durham featuring a...

Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Dark Dates (Cassandra Bick Chronicles #1) in Books
Jan 12, 2021
It may be that my taste has changed from my recent obsession with Paranormal/Urban Fantasy and back into Contemporary Romances as I've just read entire backlog of books pretty much back to back.
I may attempt to read this again at a later date when my taste changes back to paranormal

Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Shadow Game (GhostWalkers, #1) in Books
Sep 5, 2019
The writing seemed so old fashioned in the chemistry/romance parts. It was written back in 2003, when I was 12 and I would probably have loved it back then, but I'm now 28 and I prefer a more modern wording to my romances.
I have a few more paperbacks from this series but I'm not in any hurry to read them.

Conspiracy of Ravens (Raven Crawford #1)
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Raven Crawford knows better than to venture into the seductive world of the dark fae or agree to any...
Paranormal Urban Fantasy Romance

Art of Death (Curse Breakers, #1)
Book
What if a single act of rebellion had the power to change your fate? Rowan and Abel Hayes’...
New Adult Urban Fantasy

Zombie's Bite (Dorina Basarab #0.5)
Book
When Dorina Basarab, half human, half vampire, assassin-for-hire, hits New Orleans, she thinks it's...
urban fantasy

In the Midst of Magic
Book
Meet Kara Hartman, a young photojournalist who is hiding her magic from the world. Traumatized by...
Urban Fantasy FF LGBTQA+

Spells and Slip-ups (The Wrong Witch #1)
Book
I suck at witchcraft. Coming from a long line of famous witches, I should be at the top of the...
Adult Paranormal Urban Fantasy

Joe Goodhart (27 KP) rated Hounded in Books
Nov 30, 2020
From the first page, there is a playful sense of adventure within, and that is good. Unfortunately, having the lead character "knock boots" with any of the Tuatha Dé Danann who appear in the book left an unpleasant taste in mouth. Further exacerbating the taste was the objectification used in his description of anyone of the opposite sex! Wow! It started to feel like a ride on the Misogynist Express..and that was only the first six Chapters (I couldn't go any further)!
It's a shame, too, because the series has garner a more than fair amount of praise, and with the upcoming Dabel Brothers comic adaptation of the series, I was looking forward to this. Ah well, there's other, less sexist/misogynistic/etc. fantasy/urban fantasy out there. You (and I) can do better to search elsewhere..