In Stray Moon-the follow-up to Stray Magic-Shiloh Harrison's team of Paranormal Marshals is once again put between upholding the law and doing what is right Para-Marshal Shiloh Harrison has always been a great number two for the East Coast unit. But after her boss is found dead (having betrayed the paranormals he was sworn to protect), she's suddenly thrust into a leadership role she isn't prepared for. And it doesn't help that she traded away memories of one of her most important team members to save another's life during her last mission. Too, she's in charge of a unit that is mired in bureaucratic red tape, meaning she's essentially under house arrest. But a West Coast Para-Marshal has astral-projected a warning: werewolves are going missing, and she needs Shiloh's help. Last time it was vampires. This time it's werewolves. Half-djinn herself, she knows she can't just sit around and do nothing while paranormals are getting snatched. Her old boss may have broken his oath, but Shiloh will do anything to serve and protect.

The second in a new series by popular urban fantasy author Kelly Meding, about an "X-Men"-like group of young people with superpowers who must find a way to work together.
Five months ago, Dahlia Perkins was a struggling newspaper journalist whose biggest responsibility was paying her rent on time. After learning she has the ability to absorb and deflect massive amounts of heat and fire, Dahlia is struggling to find her place as the newest hero in an established team of former Rangers freelancing their abilities in post-Meta War Los Angeles.
The team's first major case: two discarded human skins. One is a John Doe, the other was a janitor for Weatherfield R&D, a scientific research and development firm Dahlia once investigated--and she's itching to investigate them again. The ability to use and shed another person's skin isn't a power any of them have encountered before, nor something any of their former Meta enemies possess. But when a third skin appears and one of Dahlia's teammates is nearly killed by an assassin's bullet, it's clear someone else besides Weatherfield is targeting the Rangers--and their killer may not be Meta at all.

"Come one, come all The Carniepunk Midway promises you every thrill and chill a traveling carnival can provide. But fear not Urban fantasy's biggest stars are here to guide you through this strange and dangerous world. . . ."
RACHEL CAINE's vampires aren't child's play, as a naive teen discovers when her heart leads her far, far astray in "The Cold Girl." With "Parlor Tricks," JENNIFER ESTEP pits Gin Blanco, the Elemental Assassin, against the Wheel of Death and some dangerously creepy clowns. SEANAN McGUIRE narrates a poignant, ethereal tale of a mysterious carnival that returns to a dangerous town after twenty years in "Daughter of the Midway, the Mermaid, and the Open, Lonely Sea." KEVIN HEARNE's Iron Druid and his wisecracking Irish wolfhound discover in "The Demon Barker of Wheat Street" that the impossibly wholesome sounding Kansas Wheat Festival is actually not a healthy place to hang out. With an eerie, unpredictable twist, ROB THURMAN reveals the fate of a psychopath stalking two young carnies in "Painted Love."