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message 1: by Kathy (last edited May 31, 2014 05:54PM) (new)

Kathy * Bookworm Nation | 637 comments Mod
I love when publishers offer clean reading lines. It makes me feel a little safer choosing books from those lines. Here are a few publishers that offer clean lines, let us know if you know of any others. I didn't include any of the LDS or other Christian publishers because they obviously already offer clean reads.

Harlequin Heartwarming
So far I have really enjoyed the books from this line. They are really clean with sweet stories. I look forward to reading more from this line!
http://www.harlequin.com/store.html?c...

Entangled Bliss
I'd consider these between clean-sketchy clean, depends on the author and probably the readers sensitivity level.
http://www.entangledpublishing.com/ca...

Mills & Boon Sweet
I haven't read any of these, so I can't say what their sensuality level is, but from what I could tell its supposedly behind closed doors.
http://www.millsandboon.com.au/produc...

Crimson Romance
Right now, their site has all their books together (sorted by genre), but if you click on an individual book it has a sensuality level and they have quite a few as "behind closed doors".
http://www.crimsonromance.com/


message 2: by C. (new)

C. | 26 comments What a great thread,too bad there isn't a similar one for ALL genres!


message 3: by Lynne (new)

Lynne Stringer | 17 comments Yes, I'm always on the look out for clean books. I know someone who's written a few Harlequin Heartwarming books.


message 4: by Kathy (new)

Kathy * Bookworm Nation | 637 comments Mod
I forgot to mention Harlequin Love Insipred, they are clean with a Christian theme.

Harlequin Love Insipred
http://www.harlequin.com/store.html?c...


message 5: by Kathy (new)

Kathy * Bookworm Nation | 637 comments Mod
Trifecta Books Sweet & Clean Line
http://www.trifectabooks.com/p/announ...


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