Kendra Mei Chailyn posted a question on one of my earlier blog posts:
Does anyone know of an e-publisher that publishers sweet romance with some behind closed door scenes?
Seeing as I’m not a connoisseur of sweet romance, I thought I’d throw the question out there.
Anybody?
Mrs Giggles
April 2
12:52 pm
I’d suggest taking a look at:
Belgrave House (http://www.belgravehouse.com)
Regency Reads (http://www.regencyreads.com)
Awe-Struck (http://www.awe-struck.net)
Champagne Books (http://www.champagnebooks.com)
Marissa Scott
April 2
1:05 pm
Cerridwen Press, Samhain has some, not sure who else.
Jaci Burton
April 2
2:20 pm
I think Samhain will publish a story with sweet sex scenes. Shannon Stacey’s Forever Again was one of their launch books and it’s a beautiful love story with no sex scenes at all. I imagine if the author writes an awesome romance, they’ll buy it. Though this is just my opinion and she’d have to check with the publisher for their current guidelines. But I don’t believe full on sex scenes are required there. 🙂
Jody W.
April 2
2:34 pm
Not an epublisher, but an interest group: http://www.sweeterromanticnotions.com/
Ames
April 2
3:12 pm
Moonlit Romance is the only one I can think of and I”m not sure they’re even still in business?
Ames
April 2
3:14 pm
Ooo and By Grace….same publisher, G rated books only (some inspirational, some sweet)
Karma
April 2
3:36 pm
Amber Quill Press has has been publishing “non-erotic” romance, in all categories, since they opened 5 or 6 years ago: http://amberquill.com
Are Hard Shell and Fictionworks still around? They used to publish a lot of romance also.
Robin Bayne
April 2
5:23 pm
I have published sweet romance with Treble Heart Books (Mountainview division) and By Grace Publishing, who has a sister company that would consider off-camera love scenes. Go to bygracepublishing.com and link to Moonlit Romances.
Marianne LaCroix
April 2
6:05 pm
The first place I thought of was The Wild Rose Press.
Kendra Mei Chailyn
April 2
7:08 pm
Thanks guys! And Marianne I would have sent to Wild Rose but I’ve never heard or seen them publishing an African American Story (even though they may have at some points I’m not sure).
Diana Castilleja
April 2
8:19 pm
I tried to answer but I guess it got caught by the system. If it doesn’t show, I’ll repost. 🙂
veinglory
April 2
11:20 pm
Samhain, certainly.
veinglory
April 2
11:21 pm
Oh, and Ellora’s sweeter line, Cerridwen