Patricia Briggs' Mercy Thompson: Hopcross Jilly Collection

Moon Called

Patricia Briggs

The first novel in the Mercy Thompson series introduces Mercedes Thompson, a shapeshifting coyote mechanic who navigates the supernatural world. When a young werewolf seeks her help, Mercy becomes entangled in a dangerous werewolf pack conflict. Her unique abilities and strong connections to supernatural communities make her a powerful protagonist in urban fantasy.

Storm Front

Jim Butcher

Harry Dresden is a wizard detective who solves supernatural mysteries in Chicago. Like Mercy Thompson, he operates in a world where magical creatures exist alongside humans. The novel blends urban fantasy, mystery, and action, featuring a protagonist who uses wit and magical skills to confront dangerous supernatural threats.

Magic Bites

Ilona Andrews

Kate Daniels is a mercenary in a world where magic and technology alternate. The novel features a strong female protagonist fighting supernatural threats. Like Mercy Thompson, Kate must use her skills and magical abilities to survive in a dangerous magical landscape.

Skinwalker

Faith Hunter

Jane Yellowrock is a shapeshifting Cherokee vampire hunter with complex supernatural abilities. Similar to Mercy Thompson, she is a strong female protagonist who navigates intricate supernatural politics. The novel offers a rich urban fantasy world with intense action and supernatural intrigue.

Blood Heir

Ilona Andrews

Julie Lennart-Olsen is a powerful magical protagonist navigating a dangerous supernatural world. The novel features complex supernatural politics, shapeshifting elements, and a strong female lead. Like Mercy Thompson, the protagonist must use her unique abilities to survive and protect her community.

Rivers of London

Ben Aaronovitch

Peter Grant is a London police officer who becomes a magical apprentice, investigating supernatural crimes. The novel combines urban fantasy, police procedural, and magical mystery. Similar to Mercy Thompson, it features a protagonist who bridges the human and supernatural worlds.

Dead Witch Walking

Kim Harrison

Rachel Morgan is a witch working as a supernatural bounty hunter in an alternate Cincinnati. The novel features a strong female protagonist navigating complex supernatural politics and personal challenges. Like Mercy Thompson, Rachel must use her unique abilities to survive in a dangerous magical world.

Grave Witch

Kalayna Price

Alex Craft is a grave witch who can communicate with the dead and solve supernatural mysteries. The novel features a strong female protagonist with unique magical abilities. Like Mercy Thompson, Alex navigates a complex world of supernatural politics and personal challenges.

Midnight Riot

Ben Aaronovitch

Peter Grant discovers magical abilities while working as a London police officer. The novel combines supernatural investigation with urban fantasy elements. Like Mercy Thompson, it features a protagonist who bridges human and magical worlds.

Rosemary and Rue

Seanan McGuire

October Daye is a half-human, half-fae private investigator in San Francisco. The novel offers a rich urban fantasy world with complex supernatural politics. Similar to Mercy Thompson, October must navigate dangerous magical communities using her unique abilities.

Urban Shaman

C.E. Murphy

Joanne Walker is a police officer who discovers her shamanic magical abilities. The novel blends urban fantasy, mystery, and supernatural action. Similar to Mercy Thompson, Joanne must learn to control her powers while protecting her community from supernatural threats.

Nice Dragons Finish Last

Rachel Aaron

Julius is a dragon shifter who must prove his worth in a magical world. The novel offers a unique take on supernatural shapeshifting and urban fantasy. Similar to Mercy Thompson, it features a protagonist who must use wit and unique abilities to survive.

The Demon's Lexicon

Sarah Rees Brennan

Nick and Alan are brothers fighting against supernatural demons in modern England. The novel blends urban fantasy, action, and complex family dynamics. While different from Mercy Thompson, it offers a similar exploration of supernatural threats in a contemporary setting.