Recommendations good English bestseller books, scifi or fantasy, no slice of life/romance

Im looking to read some really good English bestseller books, but the ones that weren't made moves or comics or series but they must be fantasy or sci fi so no slice of life or books filed wit romance ANY suggestions?
Edit: OH Dark fantasy would be best! No Vampires Only There can be vampires but not the whole fking book, same for all other species!
Edit2: Male lead preferred, free to read please and link in description!

 

look up authors brandon sanderson, mark lawrence, peter v. brett
edit: also just started reading Dorothy must die series. not bad

 

The Black Company by Glen Cook.

 

Mercy Thompson. By Patricia B.
Werewolf story in a modern ( 2000s) world.

Romance only becomes relevant on later vol. But the volumes are mostly mystery solving stuff.

Btw.

Is giving me a headache when I read it (cause hooo boi... didn't you use any dots or comas for that long sentence there....)

 

Twilight?










*troll face*

 

Authors:
Sic Fi-
John Ringo
David Weber
S.M. Stirling
Fantasy-
R.A. Salvador
Raymond E. Fiest

 

Fantasy personally I would recommend the King Killer Chronicles.

As for Dark Fantasy I suppose the legend of Drizzt is pretty good

Sci Fi Columbus Day was great

and for the hell of it the Bobiverse series on audible is awesome

 

I dont like to read only one fantasy species like The vampire thing i said up there!

 

the vamp thing made me think of the Chronicles of Vladimir Todd series

 

Heroes Wanted Series
Night Angel Trilogy
The Black Prism series
Chronicles of Nick
Pathfinder series
Ender series

 

If you read the synopsis. There's vampire, werewolf, coyote, ghosts, faes... there is a variety of them.

But if you don't like mystery and romance, with some parts getting real dark. You can just ignore this.

tldr : its like scobby doo i guess

 

I dug the night angel series, but kinda wished it ended better

 

Can you put links in Its going to take a while for me to find good cites!

 

me too. i wanted him and that one assassin chick to end up together. They both had a hard life and i wont judge her for what she was made to do to survive. Kinda felt she was hated too much for something she couldn't really control either, what with that earing and whatnot. Still the ending felt...sorta right? It was left kinda open, so anything is still possible. I was just wondering how he would react if that chick ever told him of her suspicions about that duke's wife. Might do something extreme.

 

i know right. Also the prophet guy kept making me hate him and then like him over and over again although one of my favorite characters was the islander friend of his and his section of the story with his ex was great

 

personally my favorite was the god-king. He was such a....good villain? Like the kind you love to hate. Sad what happened to that one girl though, tho that scene right before she offed herself was pretty hot. Heh. Guess he regretted THAT later on, didn't he?

 

definitely. crazy ledge sex has got to be part of your bucket list. i think we kinda hijacked the dudes thread. oh well

 

Hmmm... Well here goes my recomendations:
Good Intentions Series by Elliot Kay. (Urban paranormal, Erotic)
Daniel Black Series by E. Willian Brown (Transported Fantasy, Erotic)
Poor Man's Figth by Elliot Kay. (Military Sci-fi)
Old Man's War by Jhon Scalzi (Military Sci-fi)
The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne (Urban Paranormal)
They are all in ebook format, but highly enjoyable.

 

Discworld by Terry Pratchett
Dune saga by Frank Herbert
Elric from Melniboné (and the rest) by Moorcock
books by Robert A. Heinlein, Philip K. Dick, Arthur C. Clarke

 

For fantasy, try the Old Kingdom Trilogy (Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen) by Garth Nix. It's categorized as Young Adult, but it's plenty dark enough that my college and post-college friends liked it.

The MC comes from a family line of necromancers. But instead of raising the dead, their mission is to bring them back to rest.

+1 on the suggestion for Dune by Frank Herbert and the fantasy books by Raymond E Feist.