Caleb and Linda Pirtle is looking for the best cover design for an Indie romance novel.

February 18, 2013

Caleb Pirtle III

You have written and published your romance novel.

And you have designed or had an art director create a dynamite look with a dynamite cover.

If that describes your novel, then we’re talking to you.

VENTURE GALLERIES IS LAUNCHING A NEW CONTEST, SEARCHING FOR THE BEST COVER DESIGN FOR AN INDIE ROMANCE NOVEL PUBLISHED DURING 2012.

There are a myriad of specialized romance novels, and we will be naming the BEST COVER DESIGN IN SEVERAL SPECIALIZED ROMANCE CATEGORIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

Contemporary Romance

Romantic Suspense

Paranormal Romance

Supernatural Romance

Victorian Romance

Historical Romance

Fantasy Romance

Time Travel Romance

Science Fiction Romance

Inspirational Romance

Amish Romance

To enter, email caleb@calebandlindapirtle.com. Submit a cover image and tell us the category that best describes your romance novel. We also want the name of the artist or graphic designer who created the cover.

The Contest ends on April 1.

ENTER TODAY.

Show the world what you already know.

YOUR ROMANCE NOVEL HAS A WINNING COVER.

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Caleb and Linda Pirtle is looking for the best cover design for an Indie romance novel.

February 18, 2013

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