Fantasy books that are inspired by Asian culture, folklore, history, values, legends, and myths.

They’re bound by flame, united by flight. These books all have dragon riders as part of the plot. Only the first of a series will appear.

Outcasts, rebels, and misfits unite in magical worlds. Here, strangers become chosen family, facing every challenge together and proving that home is found, not given.

The four books in Tolkien’s main Middle-earth saga + several other collections published posthumously.

If you're a completionist, read in this order. Otherwise you can start with The Liveship Traders Trilogy or The Rain Wild Chronicles, but make sure you save Fitz and the Fool for last.

Dramatic battles, tense political intrigue, unique world building...and is that maybe some romance I'm sensing? These books are not Romantasy but focus primarily on the SFF elements. Romance is a subplot and may not appear until later in the series, but when it does, you won't be disappointed.

They’re bound by flame, united by flight. These books all have dragon riders as part of the plot. Only the first of a series will appear.