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darknite007 t1_jdhfhzv wrote
Big +1 to Rivers of London. Great storyline across 10+ books, well written fun characters, and if you like listening to your books, a really well done audio book series read by Kobna Holbrook-Smith
Old_Bandicoot_1014 t1_jdgym7k wrote
Another vote for Rivers of London!
Rankinitiative t1_jdgui04 wrote
Rook by Daniel O'Malley may be right up your street. First person urban fantasy set in a government department for the supernatural. The structure of the story reminds me of Andy Weir's writing in that a problem presents and the protagonist solves it competently. I really enjoyed it.
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Eirikur_da_Czech t1_jdgl8pn wrote
Monster Hunter International and The Name of The Wind
ejester76 t1_jdgp7so wrote
Take a pass on The Name of the Wind. He's never going to finish it.
PvtHudson093 t1_jdh9plz wrote
Felix Castor series by Mike Carey
Without_Any_Milk t1_jdi15kq wrote
Black tongue thief for some first person quick paced fantasy. Humorous and dark
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Blacksheepbiker t1_jdgovn5 wrote
Similar to Dresden? The Alex Verus series by Benedict Jacka, the Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovich, the Iron Druid series by Kevin Hearne and the Twenty Palaces series by Harry Connolly. All are great and all are first person. Also I just started the Sandman Slim series by Richard Kadrey and that seems pretty good too.