(Part 2) Best christian romance books according to redditors

The Waters of Nyra - Kelly Michelle Baker

Temeraire Series - Naomi Novik

Age of Fire Series - E.E. Knight

Enchanted Forest Chronicles - Patricia Wrede

Tooth and Claw - Jo Walton

Dragon Keeper Series - Caroline Wilkinson

Dragons in Our Midst Series - Bryan Davis

Dragon Orb Series - Mark Robson

Rain Wilds Chronicles - Robin Hobb

Dragon Rider Series - Cornelia Funke

The Dragon Codices - R.D. Henham

The Dragons: The Lost Histories - Doug Niles

Dragon Chronicles - Susan Fletcher

Pit Dragon Chronicles - Jane Yolen

Dragonfriend Series - Marc Secchia

Shapeshifter Dragons Series - Marc Secchia

Seraphina Series - Rachel Hartman

A Dragon's Guide Series - Laurence Yep

Day of the Dragon / Night of the Dragon - Richard A. Knaack (Yes, I like Knaack come at me)

Wings of Fire Series - Tui T. Sutherland (The writing and characters can be frustratingly childish at times, read a sample first.)

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There are way more than this but these are all I can think of off the top of my head. Some are Dragon PoV because I strongly prefer to read those.

I checked the Amazon description to make sure that the dog was supposed to be a ghost, and isn't just semi-transparent for no good reason.

We use "Chicklit", "Romance", and "Inspirational fiction" for things like that, if I'm thinking of the same kind of novel. We use other genre headings, too, like "Mystery", "SciFi", "Horror", etc, and the cozier, softer books about women and their lives and desires (Amish Firefighter, anyone?) are also divided out.

I'm finding them pretty easily for Kindle. Are you accessing Amazon from a different country's domain? That might be the issue. Here's a link to the Kindle version of Vol. 30.

Like /u/PhilosofizeThis said, the stories lean heavily on the genre side, with most being Sci-Fi and Fantasy. Honestly, though, the quality isn't much different than what you'd see in the big SFF magazines such as Lightspeed, Clarkesworld, Analog, Asimov's, etc.

The one difference from the above-mentioned magazines is the length of the stories, though not all of them go up to 17k words. I'd say most are in the 8k-10k range.

Definitely worth reading, especially if you're a short story writer looking to improve.

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I have this on my Digital list that I'd love to read. It's a holiday story :)

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I spent days and days looking for an artist. There are lots of lists of cover artists, and Googling "book cover artist" gets you about 8 million hits. Then you run the risk of finding someone who ends up getting out of the business when you're ready for your next cover in a series.

Deviant Art is a decent place, and I've heard of people having moderate success on Fiverr, but I'm wary of the quality you get at that pricepoint. I recall someone having a Google Docs listing of editors and cover artists several years ago, but I suspect it's woefully out of date now.

It's a long story, but I found one cover artist when my former publisher picked up one of my books. I'm on good terms with her, and will ask her to do the covers on the rest of The Sad Girl series. I had Deranged Doctor Designs do a one-off cover for Don't Stop Believing (Amazon link) and liked it; I might have them do the covers for the next series I'm planning. I like the extra swag they offer as well as their pricing.

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Nothing gives the ladies of Paradise greater pleasure than attempting to marry off their newest teacher.

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Jack Adams swallows his dread when he sees Maria and Anne trotting his way, each herding an eligible, unattached young lady. He came to Victorious Christian Academy to teach. Unfortunately, the matchmakers in the church have much bigger plans for him.<br />
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Running seems the best option, but he can’t hide in the church kitchen, or the school library, for the rest of his life – even if librarian Melissa Barnes would let him.<br />
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Now Jack finds himself the gold medal prize in a matchmaking competition worthy of the Olympics. <br />
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Melissa Barnes can’t say no to a person in need, and that includes helping Anne and Maria set up the new guy with their choices for his one true love. <br />
Why they think she can help when she can’t even make a match for herself, she still hasn’t figured out, and it’s not like Jack Adams would ever take an interest in her, so what’s the worst that could happen?<br />
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There's no question, there will be a winner in the matchmaking event of the century. Only question is, will the best girl win?<br />
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This is a Christian novella, at about 27,000 words.