6 Fresh Urban Fantasy Reads

Blackstone Publishing and David R. SlaytonMonths after Annie’s return, Adam Binder is still plagued by nightmares about his unborn nephew, and tension is building between him and his boyfriend. Meanwhile, Banshees have begun preying on humans and fae alike. Even more mysterious, someone is purging knowledge about the Elven religion from every known repository of information. Somehow, these things are all connected, and Adam needs to piece it together and find out who is behind the chaos before the Spirit Realm is destroyed. My favorite fantasy genre is urban fantasy. I love the idea of having characters living in the world as we know it but then there’s a whole fantastical world underneath. It’s fun to see how characters navigate keeping the fantasy world under wraps or how fantastical beings deal with the mundaneness of life. And perhaps, there’s a hope that maybe there is more to the world than we can see… So here’s a list of some recent and fresh urban fantasy reads to make daily life a little bit more mysterious. City of Others by Jared Poon This is one of my favorite reads of the year. Benjamin Toh is a government official trying to make do with bureaucracy and limited budget ...