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If you loved how Magic Bites immerses you in a gritty, magical Atlanta teeming with shapechangers, vampires, and a hidden supernatural community, you'll find Toby Daye's San Francisco just as enthralling. Like Kate Daniels, Toby is a tough investigator navigating the dangers of both human and fae worlds, with urban settings that feel vivid and alive.
If you enjoyed Kate Daniels' relentless pursuit of answers and justice, you'll be drawn to Mercy Thompson's sharp instincts and unwavering resolve as she investigates a deadly mystery in her community. Mercy's mission to protect her friends and unravel dangerous plots delivers the same goal-driven energy that makes Magic Bites so compelling.
If you were captivated by Kate's willingness to make tough, sometimes brutal choices for the greater good, Stark in Sandman Slim will enthrall you with his own brand of rough justice and questionable ethics as he battles supernatural foes in a grim, magical Los Angeles.
If Kate's witty comebacks and dry humor helped you breeze through the danger and darkness of Magic Bites, you'll love Verity Price's sarcastic, lighthearted voice as she navigates the weird and wild world of cryptids in New York City. The quips, banter, and laughs are pitch-perfect for fans of Andrews' style.
If the layered mythology, magical politics, and detailed supernatural rules of Magic Bites drew you in, The City We Became offers a dazzlingly original world where New York's boroughs are living avatars, each with unique abilities and histories. Jemisin's worldbuilding is just as intricate and rewarding to explore.
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