Moon Over Soho

Dive into another hidden London, where a mundane man stumbles into a magical underworld beneath the city streets. Fans of 'Moon Over Soho' will appreciate the atmospheric urban fantasy, the blend of the familiar with the fantastical, and the journey of a protagonist navigating a secret, dangerous world.

This book offers a similar blend of dry British wit and secret supernatural agencies. The protagonist, a woman who wakes up with amnesia and discovers she's a high-ranking official in a secret organization dealing with paranormal threats, provides a fresh, humorous, and action-packed perspective on a hidden world.

If you love the British bureaucratic approach to the supernatural, this series is a must-read. It follows a computational demonologist working for a secret government agency that protects the UK from cosmic horrors, blending dry wit, espionage, and Lovecraftian dread in a uniquely British way.

This police procedural with a supernatural twist is set in London, much like 'Moon Over Soho'. It features a team of detectives who gain a strange connection to the city's hidden forces while investigating a brutal murder, offering a grittier, yet equally compelling, look at urban magic and crime.

For readers who enjoy the mystery and a strong, witty narrative voice, this book delivers. It follows a cynical private investigator who takes a case at a magical high school, forcing her to confront her estranged sister and a hidden world she left behind, blending magic with a compelling detective story.

The first book in the 'October Daye' series introduces a half-fae private investigator solving supernatural mysteries in modern-day San Francisco. Fans of Peter Grant will appreciate the compelling protagonist, the intricate hidden magical society, and the blend of detective work with deep fae lore and personal stakes.

While not urban fantasy in the traditional sense, this novel explores the fascinating concept of two cities occupying the same physical space but remaining 'unseen' by their inhabitants. Its police procedural core, combined with the profound exploration of perception and hidden realities, will appeal to those who enjoy the 'hidden world' aspect of 'Moon Over Soho'.

Step into another bizarre and wonderfully imaginative magical London, where a giant squid disappears from a museum and kicks off a surreal urban fantasy adventure. This book shares 'Moon Over Soho's' knack for blending the mundane with the utterly fantastical, wrapped in a quirky and darkly humorous mystery.

The inaugural novel of 'The Dresden Files' introduces Harry Dresden, a professional wizard and private investigator in modern-day Chicago. Readers will find a similar blend of magic, mystery, and a witty, first-person narrative voice, as Harry navigates a world where supernatural creatures and dark forces lurk just beneath the surface.

Set in 1899 New York, this historical urban fantasy introduces a Golem and a Jinni who find themselves navigating the human world while grappling with their own magical natures. Fans will appreciate the rich atmosphere, the exploration of hidden magical beings in a real-world setting, and the unique cultural clash of their experiences.