Does this book stand alone or is it part of a series?

This is the first installment of the Fever series, which consists of multiple interconnected novels that should be read in order to follow the continuous narrative arc. The story does not resolve in this volume, as the overarching plot spans across the subsequent books in the series.

Are there any supplemental materials or short stories related to this book?

There is a short piece titled The Alpha Alternative, which provides a scene from the perspective of the character Jericho Z. Barrons and is intended to be read alongside the series.

Darkfever

Urban Fantasy Dark Fantasy

Pages: 368
Published: 2006
Language: English

Synopsis

MacKayla "Mac" Lane is a bartender from Georgia whose life changes when her sister Alina is murdered in Dublin. The only clue Alina leaves behind is a cryptic message on Mac's phone, and when the police get nowhere, Mac flies to Ireland to find the answers herself.

In Dublin she learns that she can see through the glamour of the Fae, creatures who walk among humans unnoticed, and that most of them are not friendly. Her search leads her to Jericho Barrons, the wealthy and unsettling owner of Barrons Books and Baubles, who becomes an uneasy mentor. Together they pursue the Sinsar Dubh, an ancient book of dark magic that could do enormous harm to the world of men.

Darkfever is the first book in Karen Marie Moning's Fever series, an urban fantasy with paranormal romance threads set between Dublin and Mac's Georgia home. The story does not conclude here and continues in Bloodfever.

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