Dark Urban Fantasy reading list Jan. 09 through Aug. 09 (1)
Discover the best dark urban fantasy books of 2009 with this curated reading list. From Patricia Briggs' *Hunting Ground* and *Bone Crossed* to Kim Harrison's *White Witch, Black Curse*, explore gripping supernatural tales, witches, and paranormal intrigue in this essential fantasy fiction collection.
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A Red Hot Valentine's Day: An Erotic Romance Anthology―Paranormal, Regency, and Steamy (Avon Red)
by Michaels, Jess
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Bone Crossed
by Patricia Briggs
An auto mechanic in eastern Washington by day, Mercy Thompson, a shape-shifter with some highly unusual abilities, puts her talents to work maintaining the precarious balance between the human and paranormal worlds, in the sequel to Iron Kissed.
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White Witch, Black Curse
by Kim Harrison
Rachel Morgan, kick-ass witch and bounty hunter, sets out to avenge the death of a loved one.
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Norse Code
by Greg Van Eekhout
Brought back from the dead to serve as a Valkyrie in the Norse god's army, Kathy Castillo, now known as Mist, seeks the help of Hermod, a Norse god, to help her rescue her murdered sister from the clutches of death.
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Hunting Ground
by Patricia Briggs
#1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Briggs invites readers to follow her into the seductive realm of the Alpha and Omega series… Anne Latham didn't know how complicated life could be until she became a werewolf and was mated to Charles Cornick, the son—and enforcer—of the leader of the North American werewolves. She didn't know how dangerous it could be either... Anna and Charles have just been enlisted to attend a summit to present Bran's controversial proposition: that the wolves should finally reveal themselves to humans. But the most feared Alpha in Europe is dead set against the plan—and it seems like someone else might be, too. When Anna is attacked by vampires using pack magic, the kind of power only werewolves should be able to draw on, Charles and Anna must combine their talents to hunt down whoever is behind it all—or risk losing everything...
