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3 1/2 chapters...OK. I'm not sure if I'm that far yet. I am having a hard time with it so far. I just got to the part where she shows up at her home w/ Ivan to meet her father. Should it get better soon?

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3 1/2 chapters...OK. I'm not sure if I'm that far yet. I am having a hard time with it so far. I just got to the part where she shows up at her home w/ Ivan to meet her father. Should it get better soon?


Yes! It will definately start to pick up now! Keep with it! You will love it!

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Someone on another thread recommended the Princess by Lori Wick (Christian, but not LDS author) to me. I read it and enjoyed it. I haven't found anything to compare to Twilight, but it was an uplifting and romantic read.

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Someone on another thread recommended the Princess by Lori Wick (Christian, but not LDS author) to me. I read it and enjoyed it. I haven't found anything to compare to Twilight, but it was an uplifting and romantic read.


Thanks I will check it out.

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3 1/2 chapters...OK. I'm not sure if I'm that far yet. I am having a hard time with it so far. I just got to the part where she shows up at her home w/ Ivan to meet her father. Should it get better soon?


YES - keep going!! :D

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Jane Eyre
Pride & Prejudice
Sense & Sensibility

Also, Jan Karon's Mitford series is good, and has a G-rated romance theme through the series.


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Ah, I see y'all have discovered Enchantment by Orson Scott Card.

Homebody & Treasure Box are also very good. He also wrote one of my very favorite books, Speaker for the Dead, but it's not a romance. Also while it stands on it's own, the story makes more sense if you read Ender's Game first.


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I'd recommend These Is My Words by Nancy Turner. There's a line in there something about "a kiss that will knock your bonnet off" but nothing is described too graphically! It took me awhile to get into it, but once I did, it was worth it.

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I just read A Measure of a Lady and thought it was excellent. There were 2 things about it the bothered me, but they were stricly plot related. But the romance was good...and very clean!

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There was an author that I read years ago, and if I remember correctly she was rather fun and clean. the books were Utterly Charming, Simply Irresistible Completely Smitten, and some other titles I can't remember the name of. The author is Kristin Grayson.

They were fun stories, sort of a what if fairy tale characters were real people type of thing. I really enjoyed them.....I think I even own some if you are around and want to borrow them. :lol:

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"Bookends," by Liz Curtis Higgs.
It's very, very clean. Not at all even remotely on Steph's level, but it is a nice, simple, lighthearted, clean romance. I enjoyed it. I just don't think any of us will find another book/series that appeals to us as much as the Twilight series...

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"Bookends," by Liz Curtis Higgs.
It's very, very clean. Not at all even remotely on Steph's level, but it is a nice, simple, lighthearted, clean romance. I enjoyed it. I just don't think any of us will find another book/series that appeals to us as much as the Twilight series...


I have to agree with you. There has not been much out there that compares. thanks for the suggestion I will give it a try.

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I really loved a series of books called The Mark of the Lion series by Francine Rivers. She's a Christian author who's written lots of other books, all good, but this trilogy was my favorite by far. The names of the three books are A Voice in the Wind, An Echo in the Darkness, and As Sure as the Dawn. They are historical fiction set in the Roman gladiator times, but have a love story at their heart. Love, love, loved these books. :D


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I read The Mark of the Lion series several years ago, and really enjoyed them. Another book by Francine Rivers that I enjoyed was Redeeming Love.

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Keep 'em coming, ladies! I've been jotting them down as you speak... :lol:

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