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'''Urban fantasy''' may be considered a [[Romance Sub-Genres|sub-genre]] of the [[Romance Genre]]. | '''Urban fantasy''' may be considered a [[Romance Sub-Genres|sub-genre]] of the [[Romance Genre]]. | ||
| − | + | In it, fantastic elements are incorporated into a modern-day, urban setting. Often protagonists must navigate a fantasy world that coexists with the 'real world', and includes elements of magic, or magical/paranormal creatures such as werewolves, fairies, vampires, or witches. | |
==Series== | ==Series== | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 1 September 2007
Urban fantasy may be considered a sub-genre of the Romance Genre.
In it, fantastic elements are incorporated into a modern-day, urban setting. Often protagonists must navigate a fantasy world that coexists with the 'real world', and includes elements of magic, or magical/paranormal creatures such as werewolves, fairies, vampires, or witches.
Series
- Women of the Otherworld -Kelley Armstrong
- Manhattan Magic - Laura Resnick
- Love at Stake Series - Kerrelyn Sparks
