Thread: Looking for more "Dresden Files" type books
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Old 08-03-2011, 09:27 AM   #91
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Originally Posted by Lizzie in Ma View Post
Gak, the series is horrific. To each his own, lol. HUGE Dresden Files fan here.
I would second the Mercy Thompson series. Loved it, very similar in feel, though no Dresden Files. The closest series that came to mind as I read them was the Spencer novels by Robert B. Parker. Not in the paranormal genre, but boy did he have snappy dialogue and humor down. They are old favorites for my husband and I. I have laughed out loud many times reading them.
One thing I rather like about the Spencer series is that it takes place in Boston and as I live in the Boston area, I know where he is and where he's going.
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