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Books for an UF 1st Timer!
I would recommend any of these books for anyone starting out with urban fantasy. They are all the first books in a series and the continuing series of all of them are great.
A great start to a crazy series shows how cool unconventional heroines can be. |
Aliens + a kick butt heroine who "thinks right" = a tremendous introduction to quite the interesting world. |
A hero with a unique talent and a super sense of humor. |
A vampire heroine who's new to the world and learning the ropes of a very interesting vampire system. |
A superb debut and a great series to start if you love your fantasy humorous and full of quirky characters. |
I haven't read any of those but i have wrote them down,,to check into thanks for sharing
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Following on the Top 5 Hop
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I picked Chloe Neil's and I have Mind Games and Touched by an Alien on my Kobo to read.
Great picks! Urban Fantasy is a great genre to choose from. :)
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Here are mine: http://amylunderman.blogspot.com/
I haven't read the last three you mentioned. Will keep them in mind.
ReplyDeleteOh...I should have put Hounded on my list as well. It was a great read. I've heard good things about Anton Strout as well. Great picks.
ReplyDelete@Everyone, Thanks for all the comments. Yeah, I would recommend reading any of these they make perfect rereads too.
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