Re: Charlaine Harris L K Hamilton Kim Harrison

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>Is there a more specific group that I should be addressing this
>question to?
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>So it would appear that these are the three quick read easy reading
>authors that I have gravitated to recently when I am looking to slate
>( pun intended ) my vampire fixation. Am I missing any other authors /
>series of this genre that are as entertaining as these three? TIA.

Personaly, I'm very much in an "urban fantasy" phase right now, and
would like to see more discussions of that here.

The big one you are missing (IMHO) is Jim Butcher and his "Harry Dresden"
books.

I've just read the first two Rachel Caine "Weather Warden" books, and
found them pleasant fast-moving fun.

The books about Kitty Norville, werewolf DJ, by Carrie Vaughn started out
OK,
and seem to be getting better.

I'm afraid the Dante Valentine books by Lillith Saintcrow started
off strong but took an unexpected "whiny" turn several books in and
never really recovered.

I have tried Kelly Armstrong and Janice Davidson's "Betsy Vampire Queen"
books, but they really lean more into "supernatural romance" than 
"urban fantasy" and I can're really get into them.

The "zodiac" books by Vicki Pettersson are like watching a train wreck..


				Ted
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