I was thinking Lauren might want to avoid being left hanging like that, since she's hunting for finished series. Especially the Rachel Morgan one, A Perfect Blood, since the last book left me really in the lurch.

I agree with you, Susana, on the wonderfulness of the Rachel Morgan series, and the Mercy Thompson world, but didn't list them, because I know I'M DYING for the next installments. Also the next Dresden Files, Leandros Brothers, and so many more.

I'm dying for the next in the Magic Bites series, myself. I know just how hard it is to wait on your favorites. I'll check to see if I have any other ideas on completed series for you. There are six books in the Vampire Academy series, starting with, ta-da, Vampire Academy, and the same is true. You really have to read them in order to understand what is going on. There are nine books in the Weather Warden series, starting with Ill Wind. Unlike Richelle Mead's adult books, which I find lackluster in the extreme, Vampire Academy managed to build a very interesting world, peopled by dhampirs, moroi, and strigoi.fascinating creatures, all. He's worth reading the entire series for. And it has one of the better dhampirs around in the 'Warrior God' Dimitri Belikov. The heroine took some getting used to, but she has a lot of growing up to do through the series, and you begin to like her much better as it progresses. If you aren't put off by the concept of Young Adult books (many are very well written, others, not so much so), you might like Vampire Academy. No weres or shifters or vampires, but lots of other magical things, including the good (and sometimes the evil) djinns, and ifrits, oracles, and lots of saving the world going on. It's totally a unique concept in world building, I think. I love the Kate Daniels books (and Ilona Andrews other series, From The Edge) neither of which is finished, so maybe you will love the It's a fantastic fun series with Djinns, and magic, and lots of excitement. By 'like this,' if you mean good urban fantasy, I would recommend the Weather Warden series by Rachael Caine.

Magic bites series in order