And by a lot, I mean really, really a lot. perhaps the Meredith Gentry series by Laurell K.

They make me laugh out loud.Īnd one more. But they don't take themselves as seriously as the Moning series or even McGuire's.) The first one is Hounded. (These are light and entertaining novels, but well written. I highly recommend them.Īnd, for a much lighter series of books involving fae, you may enjoy The Iron Druid series by Kevin Hearne. You will probably really enjoy Seanan McGuire's October Daye series. Last Edited on: 5/1/12 8:57 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 These are not series, but they are books that deal with the Fae in a modern-day setting. Sharon Lee also has a contemporary Fae novel out I really liked called 'Carousel Tides.'

You will also see some argument over there about whether this is a 'romance' series or not I think it's less so-HIghlander, OTOH, is serious romance material, just IMO.įrieda Warrington has written a couple of really good books that are contemporary, with the Fae, one is called 'Midsummer NIghts' or Midsummer EVe, something like that, and I can't recall the other, but I think you can find it under her name.

There have been lots of threads dealing with your question in the paranormal and fantasy genre forums, but I can tell you, I read a lot in both genres, and Moning's series is head and shoulders above just about everything. I also LOVED the Fever series, but I absolutely could not read the Highlander books thought they were dreadful.

Moning fever series in order