The Flux Books in Order

Flux is Marissa Farrar in urban fantasy mode, with a hidden-power setup that starts personal and then opens into a secret world. The first book follows Ari, a young woman whose life changes when she discovers she can move things with her mind. That power is not a cool party trick. It is a door into a much stranger community and a much more dangerous future.

The books introduce the Kin, a group whose abilities set them apart from ordinary life, and use San Francisco as a grounded backdrop for the supernatural turn. That blend gives the series a clean, readable feel. The magic is unusual enough to feel exciting, but the emotional stakes stay tied to how overwhelming it would be to find out your body and future no longer work by normal rules.

This is one of her less romance-first series.

There is still emotional tension, but the appeal here is discovery, identity, and the danger that comes from being noticed by the wrong people. If you like paranormal fiction where a hidden group, a new ability, and a reluctant heroine all click into place fast, Flux is an easy place to start.