If you enjoy reading books by Elizabeth Lim then you might also like the following authors:
Julie C. Dao blends fantasy with rich, Asian-inspired lore and mythology. She creates vivid worlds filled with morally complex characters and strong, determined heroines.
Fans of Elizabeth Lim's enchanting storytelling will appreciate Dao's novel, Forest of a Thousand Lanterns, a dark fairytale reimagining filled with ambition, power, and a captivating journey.
Joan He offers thoughtful storytelling and imaginative world-building, with narratives that explore identity, emotion, and destiny.
Her fantasy is beautifully written and reflective, with subtle magic woven through the pages, appealing to readers who loved Elizabeth Lim's atmospheric style.
Try her novel Descendant of the Crane, which tells the story of a young queen navigating difficult court politics and family secrets.
Judy I. Lin writes fantasy that brings together ancient traditions, tea magic, and compelling characters. Her writing is poetic and vibrant, exploring themes of personal growth, duty, and friendship.
Readers who enjoy Elizabeth Lim's engaging and vibrant fantasy worlds will find similar resonance in Lin's novel, A Magic Steeped in Poison, a tale filled with unique magical traditions and tense intrigue.
Axie Oh crafts romantic fantasy stories full of heart, mythic beauty, and lyrical prose. She skillfully weaves folklore and romance together, offering emotionally resonant stories with relatable, determined protagonists.
Readers drawn to the romance and folklore in Elizabeth Lim's books will likely enjoy Oh’s novel, The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, an emotional and vivid retelling inspired by Korean mythology.
Chloe Gong writes immersive historical fantasies with vivid settings, compelling characters, and high-stakes drama. Her stories often dive into complex conflicts, rivalries, and intense relationships.
Readers who enjoy Elizabeth Lim's ability to incorporate history and fantasy may appreciate Gong’s novel, These Violent Delights, a thrilling reinterpretation of Romeo and Juliet set in a vibrant 1920s Shanghai, filled with intrigue and suspense.
Rebecca Roanhorse blends fantasy, mythology, and vivid storytelling into imaginative adventures that keep readers hooked. Her narratives often draw from Indigenous American culture, exploring themes of identity, destiny, and self-discovery.
Her novel Black Sun introduces readers to a rich world inspired by pre-Columbian cultures, filled with complex characters and magical intrigue.
Roshani Chokshi writes lyrical fantasies filled with magic, mythology, and beautifully detailed worlds. Her books often deal with intricate character relationships, myth-based mysteries, and themes of identity and belonging.
In her novel The Star-Touched Queen, she creates an enchanting story inspired by Indian mythology, centered around a heroine navigating love, fate, and powerful secrets.
Fantasy author Cindy Pon brings rich Asian-inspired worlds to life, featuring vibrant settings and engaging characters. Her narratives immerse readers in stories woven with myth and tradition, while exploring important themes like power, the natural world, and personal strength.
Her book Silver Phoenix offers readers an exciting journey into a fantastic realm heavily flavored by Chinese folklore, following a courageous heroine fighting to save herself and others.
June CL Tan crafts absorbing stories set in intricate worlds that reflect Asian-inspired settings, with themes of political intrigue, power struggles, and nuanced relationships.
Her storytelling moves readers into unfamiliar yet fascinating territory, always grounded by well-developed characters. In Jade Fire Gold, Tan presents readers with a gripping tale of forbidden magic, hidden pasts, and powerful bonds forged amidst danger and conflict.
Emily X.R. Pan's writing offers an emotional, beautifully crafted dive into youthful longing, grief, cultural heritage, and magical realism. She sensitively portrays complex family relationships, self-discovery, and love.
Her novel The Astonishing Color of After skillfully connects loss, memory, and Taiwanese mythology, painting a poignant portrait of a girl's personal journey through sadness, acceptance, and healing.
Xiran Jay Zhao blends Chinese history, mythology, and vivid imagination into exciting, culturally rich adventure stories. If you enjoyed Elizabeth Lim's creative storytelling and strong characters, you'll likely appreciate Iron Widow.
In this novel, Zhao explores themes of challenging societal norms, finding personal strength, and defying expectations in a futuristic world inspired by ancient Chinese culture.
Sue Lynn Tan creates enchanting tales filled with lush descriptions, passionate characters, and Chinese mythology. Her style and storytelling will resonate if you're a fan of Elizabeth Lim's evocative writing and magical worlds.
Check out her debut novel Daughter of the Moon Goddess, inspired by the Chinese legend of Chang'e, where the protagonist journeys through romance, adventure, and self-discovery as she navigates celestial kingdoms.
Zen Cho offers playful, charming narratives that beautifully mix fantasy, history, and Malaysian folklore. With witty dialogue and strong, memorable characters, Cho explores themes of identity, power, and belonging.
Fans of Elizabeth Lim's sensitive, character-driven fantasy stories might enjoy Cho's Sorcerer to the Crown, a delightful combination of magical adventure and historical intrigue.
Stacey Lee writes vivid historical fiction featuring resilient, determined heroines, often highlighting Asian American experiences.
If you're attracted to Elizabeth Lim's authentic characters and the courage they show in overcoming odds, consider reading Lee's novel Outrun the Moon.
Set in historical San Francisco, it features a strong-willed young woman who bravely faces adversity with determination, humor, and grace.
Kat Cho creates dynamic, captivating young adult stories full of romance, Korean folklore, and contemporary fantasy elements. Her engaging, fast-paced style and emotional depth will appeal if you appreciate Elizabeth Lim's imaginative worlds and compelling relationships.
You might enjoy Cho's novel Wicked Fox, a thrilling adventure that balances supernatural excitement and heartfelt romance in modern-day Seoul.