Recommendations The novels you read outside of translations/RRL.

Its pretty sad but after starting reading mangas and novel,i haven't read any other book or story from my country either in english or hindi(my mother tongue).

 

Rick Riordan books??? Jeffry Archer?

 

Well my situation is extremely similar but now carrying around a book to read just seems hard to do after being used to reading all these on my phone anytime anywhere. Mereb

 

Mc gender doesnt matter, but leans towards male
Both sci and fantasy
Doesnt matter, but leans towards adult

 

Mark del Franco, if you can find him, writes urban fantasy with a male MC. I could only ever find a few of his novels.

Robin Hobb's Solder Son Trilogy is good. I've read it a couple of times.

I don't know where you are, but check to see if your local library has an app you can use to check out ebooks. You may not be able to get all of the specific books you're looking for but you just may find something new.

 

The silo series

 

Harry Potter
Game of throne

 

The Earthsea series by Ursula Le Guin: a simple yet so good series.
The entire Realm of the Elderlings series by Robin Hobb, start with Assassin's Apprentice.
Dune and its sequels by Frank Hebert, dont try the books by his son.
The First Law Trilogy by Joe Abercrombie, one of the best dark fantasy series.

If you want the peak of Fantasy books, go read Malazan Books of the Fallen By Steven Erickson, start with Gardens of the Moon.
You are warned, this is no easy read, but if you can keep on reading this, you will be blown away.
This is my personal favorite series out of everything i have ever read.

 

Daughter of the Drow (Liriel Baenre) was also an interesting read!

 

I've never heard of these but they do seem like an interesting read... many thanks in advance

 

Your very organized.... And your reading list sounds tempting!

Ps: I love what you've written below your profile *kudos

 

man this place is gold for me since I don't read western books,
as for my recommendation, which I've yet to read:
The Dark Tower by Stephen King
The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison
The Broken Empire by Mark Lawrence

 

Mostly only read fantasy stuffs...
As many people has mentioned... definitely Brandon Sanderson works.
Then there is A Song of Ice and Fire that is still waiting to be completed
Other would be Runelords series by David Farland, and I also like Jennifer Fallon's works (these ones geared more towards female readers). If you want easy to digest fantasy... I guess Harry Potter or David Edding's novels.

 

I have a wide array of published novels I will mention as recommendations, while I will also mention some English Original Webnovels not on RRL. I honestly don't pay attention to how long it has been since I have read things, so I'm going to ignore that part of the request.

Published Novel Recommendations:
- Terry Pratchett's Diskworld Series
- Brent Week's Night Angel Trilogy
- Jim Butcher's Dresden Files & Codex Alera (haven't really read his third series)
- David Gemmell's Drenai series.
- Rick Riordan's series (they're converging together, so there's not much point in separating them)
- Tamora Pierce's Books

Online Novels:
- Origional Published works at Honyaku. Specifically, Wizard with the Flower Blades, Origin Story the VRMMO: Advent of Axebear, Kousei Ishikawa is Cursed(?), and Fluvia Dellarose.
- Reject Hero. It's a story about a nice guy who gets a power that simultaneously makes him immortal and everyone wanting to kill him when it activates. Which it does on a hair trigger. Completed.