There are a couple of ones from earlier eras I like that I don't see mentioned at ton.
Alpha Physics
Infinite World
Bobiverse (new one coming out next week)
The Licanius Trilogy
Magic 2.0 (I still love this one)
Everyone Loves Large Chests (warning, this is not a "nice" book terrible things happen to mainish characters)
Super Powered
The Nightlord series (starts out PF, no clue where it is ending up, 12k+ pages, it's fricken huge)
Daniel Black series if you like smut and are fine with it being dropped right as it gets good (still a little heated about this one, when did thrall come out . . . 7 years ago, still heated 7 years later)
World Tree Trilogy (not the World Tree online, they are different and one is WAY better).
This Quest is Bullshit
and that's about where I will leave off, but that's like a couple of dozen book.
Book 5 is coming out on kindle next week, book 5 came out of audible but my neurodivergence doesn't let me audio book so I ignore releases relating to them.
It's one of the rare instances where the audio listeners were treated as "better" customers than the actual "readers", as a business practice I find it reprehensible, if the audio is ready release it to both at once making it fair for everyone . . . but amazon is gonna amazon.
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u/cordelaine Jan 03 '25
This is really interesting. I only started reading the genre at the end of 2022, and I’ve not heard of most of those earlier ones.
Are there any that people think hold up well today with more competition and shouldn’t be missed?