New York City SF & Fantasy
Explore the best urban fantasy and sci-fi books set in New York City. Discover magical realms, futuristic dystopias, and supernatural adventures in the heart of NYC.
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Children of the Night
by Mercedes Lackey
The Gypsy boy has asked for Di's help--called on for her magical assistance--and she could not refuse, especially after he was slain practically on her doorstep. But the vampire Di finds cradling the body isn't the killer--he's the Gypsies' protector, Andre LeBrel, who informs Di that there's more than one monster stalking the streets of New York. Now it's up to Diana Tregarde, Guardian and practicing witch, to find the killer and destroy them...with a little supernatural assistance from a very friendly, and very sexy, vampire.
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Archangel Protocol
by Lyda Morehouse
First the LINK--an interactive, implanted computer--transformed society. Then came the angels--cybernetic manifestations that claimed to be working God's will. But former cop Deidre McMannus has had her LINK implant removed--for a crime she didn't commit. And she's never believed in the angels. But all that will change when a man named Michael appears at her door.
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Deep Wizardry
by Diane Duane
During a summer vacation at the beach, thirteen-year-old wizard Nita and her friend Kit assist the whale-wizard S'reee in combating an evil power.
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The Book of Night with Moon
by Diane Duane
Four Manhattan cats challenge the forces of evil when an ancient power invades the mystic Gates under Grand Central Station and unleashes terror throughout the city
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Dr. Chill's Project
by Thomas Hoobler
Fifteen-year-old Allie joins a group of young people living in a group house run by the jolly Dr. Chill, who is experimenting with ways to help them develop their varied psychic powers.
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The Cricket in Times Square
by George Selden
When Chester, a very musical cricket, visits New York he brings business to Mario's newsstand.
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The Sisters Grimm Book 4
by Michael Buckley
Includes an excerpt from Magic and other misdemeanors.
