I was recently thinking about books I really liked, and series that ended long before I was finished enjoying them.<\/p>\n
Here are some series I wish the authors had continued.<\/p>\n
Liz Williams<\/a>‘ Detective Inspector Chen – Urban fantasy plus police procedural is always going to be catnip to me. This series is one of my favorites in that genre.<\/p>\n The trouble with Hell, Zhu Irzh reflected bitterly, was not so much the palpable miasma of evil (with which he was, after all, ingrained) but the bureaucracy.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n It’s been more than eight years since the last book in Justin Gustainis<\/a>‘ Occult Crimes Unit series.<\/p>\n These books have truly horrible covers, but what was inside I really liked.<\/p>\n Yeah, I really said, \u201check\u201d. I\u2019m no Boy Scout, but it\u2019s not smart to say words like \u201chell\u201d in a supe bar. You never know what might be listening.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n I really enjoyed CE Murphy<\/a>‘s Magic and Manners<\/em> and would LOVE more historical-fantasy-romance. Alas, it’s been three years and no signs of another book.<\/p>\n Another series I wanted more of was Susan Bischoff<\/a>‘s Talen Chronicles. It’s got a feel in some ways to Rising Stars (which I love) in that it’s a look at how society would deal with the sudden appearance of children with super powers.<\/p>\n I stumbled upon Michaela Roessner<\/a>‘s two books and was crushed to discover a third was never published.<\/p>\n