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Karen Marie Moning
Fever
MacKayla Lane searches for her sister's killer in Dublin, discovering a hidden world of Fae and ancient power. As a war between humans and Fae brews, she must master her own abilities to survive and protect both realms. This dark urban fantasy series blends mystery, romance, and high stakes.
The recommended reading order for the main storyline is Darkfever, Bloodfever, Faefever, Dreamfever, Shadowfever, Iced, Burned, Feverborn, Feversong, and Kingdom of Shadow and Light. High Voltage is a spin-off that can be read after Shadowfever or later in the series.
The Fever series is set in the same universe as Karen Marie Moning's Highlander series. While the Highlander books can be read independently, they introduce some concepts and characters that enrich the Fever series experience.
Yes, the Dani O'Malley trilogy, which includes Iced, Burned, and Feverborn, continues the story of a character introduced in the original Fever books. There is also the standalone novel High Voltage.