Sue Lynn Tan writes fantasy inspired by Chinese mythology, with court politics, immortals, celestial realms and romantic tension woven through adventure. Daughter of the Moon Goddess follows Xingyin, daughter of the moon goddess Chang'e, as she leaves her hidden home, trains in the Celestial Kingdom and becomes entangled with Prince Liwei while seeking freedom for her mother. Heart of the Sun Warrior continues the story through new political threats and divided loyalties, while Tales from the Celestial Kingdom returns to the same world through shorter pieces and illustrations. Tan's prose is lush but accessible, with quests, magical weapons and emotional choices moving the plot. Her work fits romantic fantasy, myth-inspired fantasy and xianxia-influenced adventure, especially for readers of Elizabeth Lim and Amélie Wen Zhao. Read more Less