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Stories with swoon-worthy romance can be incredibly enjoyable to read. What’s even better is when the author knows how to craft an old-fashioned, chivalrous love story. Unfortunately, finding wholesome romance books can sometimes be a challenge. If that\u2019s your thing, here\u2019s a list of clean, free romance e-books just for you.<\/p>\n
Below, you\u2019ll find a variety of titles, perfect for a beach day or cozying up by the fireplace, and spanning different genres. From young adult to adult, and contemporary to historical, there’s something for everyone. Many of these are prequels or novellas, but I’ve also included some bargain choices you might enjoy. And keep an eye out for a ‘Part 2’ list coming soon.<\/p>\n
To get these books, just click on the Amazon buy links and download them to your Kindle. Please note that these e-books are \u201cfree\u201d at the time of publication (make sure to check the price before downloading). This list is not all-inclusive, nor have we read all the books or authors, but we tried to ensure they all fall under the \u201cclean\u201d romance category.<\/p>\n
16 CLEAN FREE ROMANCE E-BOOKS<\/p>\n
1. The Art of Taking Chances
\n – Genre: YA Lit; anthology
\n – Why You Might Like It: Anthologies are a great way to sample different authors without committing to a full novel.<\/p>\n
2. Once: Six Historically Inspired Fairy Tales
\n – Genre: Historical Fantasy, Fairy Tales
\n – Why You Might Like It: It’s a fun collection of six fairy tales, ideal for discovering new authors.<\/p>\n
3. Homecoming by Carolyn Aarsen
\n – Genre: Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: It feels like a heartwarming Hallmark romance.<\/p>\n
4. Hazardous Duty by Christy Barritt
\n – Genre: Mystery, Adult Fiction
\n – Why You Might Like It: If you enjoyed the Australian comedy series Mr. and Mrs. Murder, you might find this novel appealing.<\/p>\n
5. House Without Lies (Lily\u2019s House Book 1) by Rachel Branton
\n – Genre: Adult Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: This book has a high rating on Amazon and involves creating a safe haven for runaways.<\/p>\n
6. Summer of Dreams and Toward the Sunrise by Elizabeth Camden
\n – Genre: Historical Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: Elizabeth Camden writes beautiful historical romances similar to BBC dramas like North and South.<\/p>\n
7. Her Texas Cowboy by Debra Clopton
\n – Genre: Adult Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: It’s a fun, lighthearted cowboy romance with a high rating.<\/p>\n
8. UnEnchanted by Chanda Hahn
\n – Genre: YA Fantasy, Fairy Tale
\n – Why You Might Like It: It’s reminiscent of ABC\u2019s Once Upon a Time combined with SyFy\u2019s retellings.<\/p>\n
9. Pride and Precipitation by Heather Horrocks
\n – Genre: Adult Chick-lit, Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: A contemporary retelling of Pride and Prejudice set amidst meteorology.<\/p>\n
10. A Lady of Esteem and A Search for Refuge by Kristi Ann Hunter
\n – Genre: Historical Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: These novellas are great starters for trying out a new author.<\/p>\n
11. In Between by Jenny B. Jones
\n – Genre: YA Contemporary
\n – Why You Might Like It: It’s the first book in a young adult trilogy by an author many already love.<\/p>\n
12. Lakeshore Secrets by Shannyn Leah
\n – Genre: Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: This seems to be a sweet reunion story with a fated romance trope.<\/p>\n
Please Note: There\u2019s some discrepancy about the content, but most readers consider it a clean read.<\/p>\n
13. Waiting for Rachel by Kimberley Rae Jordan
\n – Genre: Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: This series follows three brothers and the women who win their hearts.<\/p>\n
14. Twice Shy by Mona Ingram
\n – Genre: Adult Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: It\u2019s a reunion romance with some secrets that might get in the way.<\/p>\n
15. Three Little Words by Melissa Tagg
\n – Genre: Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: A charming novella set in a small town, perfect for fans of wholesome romance.<\/p>\n
16. Then Came You by Becky Wade
\n – Genre: Contemporary Romance
\n – Why You Might Like It: If you enjoy Becky Wade’s books or her Bradford Sister series, this novella introduces their father.<\/p>\n
BONUS! 16 ADDITIONAL OPTIONS THAT ARE ONLY $0.99 ON KINDLE!<\/p>\n
Double-check prices as they can change.<\/p>\n
– Ready to Fumble by Christy Barritt (4 1\/2-star rating average!)
\n– Wounded Hearts by Jeanne M. Dickson
\n– A Noble Masquerade by Kristi Ann Hunter
\n– The Red Door Inn by Liz Johnson
\n– Guarding Her Heart by Kimberley Rae Jordan
\n– The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill by Julie Klassen (only $0.79 at time of publication!)
\n– A Painted Summer by Amy Matayo
\n– Love in Three-Quarter Time or Rose in Three-Quarter Time by Rachel McMillan
\n– Bookishly Ever After by Sarah Monzon
\n– Treasured Grace by Tracie Peterson
\n– Submerged by Dani Pettrey
\n– Lottie\u2019s True Love by Lisa Prysock
\n– The Little Mermaid: A Little Mermaid Re-telling by Jo Schneider
\n– A Place to Belong by Melissa Tagg
\n– Undeniably Yours by Becky Wade
\n– Intertwine by Nichole Van (a time travel romance!)<\/p>\n
Do you have favorite free e-books or affordable romance novels on Kindle or other platforms? Have you read any from this list? Did we miss a favorite of yours? Share your thoughts below; we might add them to our follow-up list!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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