The Watch Series
The Watch Series
Sharp observational writing and a predominantly Russian setting give this modern-day set fantasy series in which good and evil have settled into an awkward truce wider appeal than most genre fiction. The films Night Watch and Day Watch are also well worth watching, but only loosely connect to the books.
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A couple of other stories set in the same universe, Face of the Dark Palmira and The Other Among Others have been written by other authors, but as of early 2010 aren't available in English as far as I'm aware.