(Part 2) Best science fiction romance books according to redditors

Arthur Conan Doyle wrote the novel Sir Nigel which followed the titular character Sir Nigel Loring's serivce during the Hundred Years war. This is a historical fiction novel, but it should meet your requirements.


There is also the novel Nigel by KD Jones. It is the 10th book in the Galactic Cage Fighter Series, and while I haven't read it, it appears to match your requirements as well.

Finally, Graham Diamond has a main character named Nigel in some of his books. I know that The Haven has him as a focus, and he is a secondary character in Lady of the Haven (the heroine's father). I believe more of his novels feature Nigel, so you might want to check out some of his works as well.

Amazon is a good comparison. Their quality control is almost non-existent and no one cares. You can self-publish all the juvenile drivel you want in their store. Chuck Tingle, author of "Pounded in the Butt by My Book "Pounded in the Butt by My Book 'Pounded in the Butt by My Book "Pounded in the Butt by My Book 'Pounded in the Butt by My Own Butt'"'" and Slammed in the Butt by Domald Tromp's Attempt to Avoid Accusations of Plagiarism by Removing All Facts or Concrete Plans from His Republican National Convention Speech has been quite successful in his endeavors.

Oh and they left out my personal favourite bit of Chuck Tingle's response: Space Raptor Butt Redemption, an entire story poking fun at the Puppies, told allegorically as the tale of terrible scoundrels who attack a gay astronaut for being "too strange for space" and who insist that we should only celebrate "serious astronauts".

I'll shamelessly suggest The Scarring Underneath. I'm not the author but am sleeping with her.

reWritten (Artisans and Opportunists Book 1)

Skeleton Crew (The Kanti Cycle Book 1)

Legacy (The Resonance Tetralogy Book 1)

The Wayward Astronomer

Imperium Lupi

The legacy of Aris

In Honor's Shadow (Honor's Path Book 1)

Common and Precious

Reach for the Sky.

The Complete Red Vixen Adventures

Silver Foxes.

Otters in space.

Theta

Hunters Unlucky

Indigo Rain

Windfall (slice of life)

The Forges of Dawn (Iron Lyons Book 1)

I'm currently (over Memorial Day weekend) giving away a novelette on Amazon explaining exactly how it might be done. The title is Original Blues

Pick it up if you want. It's free. (For you - I get charged about a penny per download.)

I self-published my first book!
It actually turned out to be a lot easier than I thought it would be. I just stuck to it and I got there, although I feel like I have a lot to learn.
I never really considered myself a writer, but this was actually kind of fun! Maybe I'll write another if I get a good enough idea and the free time.

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Hey all! Long time lurker, have some success I wanted to share.


I have been working for about 6 months on a series called Interstellar Spring. It's about a crew of ecologists who go planet to planet trying to stabilize the ecosystems of the 51 seeded worlds.
It's funny, a little sexy, and focuses on the science of ecology rather than just thrusters and rayguns. I wanted to share with this community because y'all are so positive, and posting it here makes all that writing worth it!

So check it out!

Interstellar Spring

This weekend several of my books are free, and there is always at least 1 going on any single day.

This series explores humanity’s near future of living across the stars and under foreign occupation. After Earth was environmentally devastated amidst a nuclear war the Aelisha empire steps in and save us at a high cost. In return for being uplifted and given their advanced technology, humanity becomes a subservient race for their empire. The stories blend fast-paced action with deep philosophical questions regarding time, fate, and individual will. The stories do not need to be read in order but each story ties together in a larger narrative.

Visit www.Vayneline.com for a free story, more information on this story, and all of the other books in the VL universe. It contains information on technology, characters, concepts, and much more regarding the expansive canon. There you can read more in-depth information about every story, as well as see the connections between them along with additional facts beyond the books.

Permafree is Project:AKRA about a elite special ops team sent on a suicide mission to recover the realith-changing AKRA https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MPVXEHV

Free today (4-28) is another of the series, Mirrored Sky, a sort of retelling of the classic 'Enemy Mine'. https://www.amazon.com/Mirrored-Sky-VayneLine-Chronicles-Book-ebook/dp/B01N29S9XW

I’ve been wanting to read this one And my favorite color is pastel pink. 😊

Proposito
https://www.amazon.com.br/Prop%C3%B3sito-Guilherme-Santos-Silva-ebook/dp/B0771YR695

Hey r/Fantasy - I've got a new book out! It's called Dagger of Bone. It contains many nutritious, entertaining ingredients, such as:

• Magical swords that bond their owner with the soul of a dragon
  
• A determined heroine who's doesn't take the bad hand she's dealt sitting down
  
• An orphan son of the greatest mage who ever lived who just happens to have inherited none of her fancy magic
  
• A lot of secrets for our heroes to dig up.
  
• Oh and some pretty fun death-demon-soul magic too. Because what's more fun than dark magic, eh? Amiright? Dragons, you say? Okay, you got me.
  
  It might be for you if:
  
  
• You like epic fantasy with intrigue, high stakes, and a bit of humor, adventure, and love
  
• You enjoy books something sort of like Sabriel by Garth Nix or Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas or the Dragonriders of Pern by Anne McCaffrey. I hate comparisons so feel free to let me know if that's just totally off base. ;)
  
• You like characters who aren't afraid to break some rules. \^_\^
  
• You enjoy reading about pastries.
  
  I actually mentioned this book a while back on a subreddit, mentioning a bit of a darker story in which the corruption of the smiths of magical swords causes mages to turn toward necromancy. Someone asked me when it would be available, but I can't find the comment! Well, it's available, yay!
  
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  For Bingo Players, Dagger of Bone qualifies as:
  
  
• Self-Published SFF Novel
  
• SFF Novel by a Local to You Author (Western PA)
  
• SFF Novel Published in 2019
  
  ​
  
  Just for kicks and Bingo bubbles, I also have a space opera series called the Audacity Saga that would give you these on Bingo:
  
  
• Novel Featuring an AI Character
  
• Novel Featuring an Ocean Setting (It's only 1 scene, so you can decide if that counts, but it's a really important one.)
  
  It's sort of like Mass Effect or Honor Harrington. I wouldn't technically call it Cyberpunk because of the intergalactic setting, but body mods and computers are a huge theme so it verges on it. Just in case!

Jaal...an Angaran resistance fighter...I read a "scifi romance" book called Gamma Raiders: Storm Squadron that came out back in May. The "hero" was a Kamaran rebellion commander named Ja'al. That's a hell of a coincidence.

This is a straight up romance adult content book but it is VERY well done about how the MC is affected by her assault and resulting pregnancy (by aliens no less) and her partner's patience. As a sci-fi book theres a lot more going on than her dealing just with the assault.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B073J2PDC2/ref=dbs_a_w_dp_b073j2pdc2