Freshly fired and unexpectedly undead, a small-town librarian must navigate blood cravings, bad dates, and supernatural politics—with plenty of snark. Smart, flirty, and fang-forward, Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs is a bite-sized urban fantasy with big charm.
Have you read this book? Share what you liked (or didn’t) and get personalized recommendations.
Start or resume Shelf TalkThese picks are popular with readers who enjoyed this book. Possible spoilers below.
In Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, did you enjoy the sharp, witty banter and comedic situations?
If you loved the snarky humor and clever dialogue between Jane and her quirky vampire acquaintances, you'll have a blast with Dead Witch Walking. Rachel Morgan's misadventures in Cincinnati are packed with hilarious one-liners, awkward supernatural mishaps, and a cast that never takes itself too seriously.
In Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, did you enjoy a strong, relatable female protagonist navigating supernatural changes?
Enjoyed Jane Jameson's transformation and her journey toward self-confidence? In Bitten, you'll meet Elena Michaels, the only female werewolf, as she struggles with her new identity and the complicated world she's been thrust into. Elena's voice is just as engaging and her growth just as satisfying.
In Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, did you enjoy urban fantasy set in a contemporary world?
If the blend of everyday small-town life with vampires and quirky supernatural rules in Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs hooked you, Moon Called offers a similarly grounded urban fantasy. Mechanic Mercy Thompson faces werewolves, vampires, and fae, all while trying to keep her life as normal as possible.
In Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, did you enjoy a lighthearted, romantic approach to vampires?
Did you like the romantic tension and playful approach to the vampire mythos in Molly Harper's book? Katie MacAlister's A Girl's Guide to Vampires brings you a delightful mix of swoony romance, laugh-out-loud moments, and a heroine who takes the supernatural with a wink.
In Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, did you enjoy a fast-paced plot with romantic and supernatural twists?
If you enjoyed the quick-moving, eventful plot of Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, you'll find Tall, Dark & Dead equally addictive. Garnet Lacey’s life takes a wild turn with witches, vampires, and love interests, keeping you turning pages and grinning at the chaos.
