Could you recommend some fantasy novels published in 2015?

😋Hehe, this fairy will recommend you a few published martial arts novels and fantasy novels! "A Hundred Years in the Sword Tomb: The Sword Shocks the Heavens and the Earth" was an Eastern fantasy book. It told the story of Ye Changsheng stepping into the mortal world and becoming a Jianghu character. Also,"The Villain Arrives" was also a fantasy novel. The main character had boundless magical power, and the villain came to all living beings to tremble. It was super exciting! If you want to read a martial arts novel, I recommend Bright Void. It's great and exciting. It tells the legendary story of a martial artist. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

I recommend 'The Great God's Heavenly Axiom'. This fantasy oriental fantasy novel has already been published. The story was about the longevity of xiuzhe, who lived forever in the Great Divine Heaven. The heroes fought for hegemony, and they used their hot-blooded bodies to kill the heavens to prove their Dao and write a legend. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Let me recommend you a 2011 fantasy novel, Forbidden Code. The story took place in a world full of fantasy. A mysterious book named Forbidden Codex floated around everyone. Every page could absorb abilities, including those that flew in the sky and those that crawled on the ground. This novel had a rich plot and was based on a foreign continent. It was very thrilling. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

, I recommend the following novels to you. They are all the latest fantasy novels from 2013: 1. [Heaven Defying Immortal Venerable: A young man who was unable to cultivate due to a crack in his dantian discovered an ancient and mysterious stone statue of his ancestor when he was worshiping him. He entered a magical place through his tears and began his path of immortal cultivation.] 2. "Starting from a Chinese Oscar-Journey to the West and Breaking Through the Journey to the West": A young man who transmigrated into a Chinese Oscar-Journey to the West immediately packed up his things and prepared to run away. After stepping on an ant, he awakened the system. From a Chinese Oscar-Journey to the Primordial World, it was all the latest fancy tricks. 3. [Immortal Martial Battle Emperor: Cultivate martial arts, cultivate qi sea, battle the nine heavens and ten lands, and finally become the pinnacle of the world.] In the myriad worlds, only I am invincible! The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

😋I recommend the following 2016 fantasy novels to you: "I'm the Emperor"-tells the story of Zhang Hankong, who was famous in the ancient times. He was invincible in 3,000 worlds and traveled in space to find his opponent. "Devour the Holy King"-tells the story of the Devouring Spiritual Talisman that had disappeared for tens of thousands of years in ancient times. As the youth was reborn, the two complemented each other. The story of a boxer who killed gods and demons in his way. <<Soul of the Imperial Dragon>> tells the story of the world of the strong in the Imperial Dragon Continent. The story of the ambiguous entanglement of the Heavenly Demon Clan, one of the four remaining ancient clans behind the Nengtu Village. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "God Slayer": A Xianxia and Cultivation novel. The protagonist kills a god. The plot is compact and exciting. It was published by Taibai Literature and Art Press. 2. Yao Huan: A fantasy novel about a young girl who grew up in a chaotic world. It was published by Huayue Literature and Art Press. 3. "Peerless Godly Doctor's Defiant Demonic Concubine": A fantasy romance novel from a different world. The main character is the female protagonist who has turned from a good-for-nothing into a godly doctor. It was written by Xun Moyang. 4. "Invincible Divine Martial" was a fantasy novel. The main character was Invincible Divine Martial, and the author was Regret for the Empty City. 5. "Illusory Sky: An Eastern fantasy novel. The protagonist is a beautiful young man who does not know martial arts but can control a violent demon god. It was written by Xie Tian. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novel to you: 1. "The Lone Ranger in the Deep Mountains": In the deep mountains and forests of the Qin Dynasty, the lone ranger used his life, love, and chivalrous deeds to write a brand new ancient martial arts novel. 2. <Sword Rain and Spring Breeze>: The Cross Gate, the long sword, the Heavenly Peak Mountain, the treasured saber in hand, the White Cloud Sect, the saber is not a sword, the sword is not a saber, the saber is unsheathed, the path of martial arts, is it the loneliness of the high place, or the hardship of the high place and the hard work of drilling. This was a suspense wuxia novel. 3. [Pursuing the Way with a Sword on One's Back]: If you are still not interested after reading the second chapter, consider it a failure of the author. Everyone had a Dao in their hearts, and living was a process of pursuing the Dao. Love and hate, love and hatred, chivalrous brothers. Conspiracy and politics, war and fighting. Strong plot, heavy innovation. This was a wuxia fantasy novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There could be some great hidden gems in the world of fantasy novels written by frum girls. You could start by looking for local writing groups or communities within the frum culture that might promote or discuss such works. Another option is to search on social media platforms using relevant hashtags like #frumgirl #fantasynovel to see if anyone is talking about or promoting these novels.

Sure. 'Red Rising' by Pierce Brown is a great self - published fantasy. It's set in a dystopian future where society is divided into different castes, and the story follows a character's journey to rise above. Another one is 'The Black Prism' by Brent Weeks. It has a unique magic system based on colors. Then there's 'The Lies of Locke Lamora' by Scott Lynch, which was self - published initially. It has a group of charming and roguish characters in a vividly imagined city.

Sure. 'The Kingkiller Chronicle' by Patrick Rothfuss has some parts that were initially published or previewed in literary magazines. It's a great fantasy series with a richly detailed world and complex characters.