And the Winner Is. . .

Readers’ Choice 2009 Best Cover Award
for books by LDS authors:
Just One Wish by Janette Rallison
Publisher: Putnam Juvenile

LDS Publisher’s Choice 2009 Best Cover Award
for books by LDS authors:

Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing
Readers’ Choice Genre winners:

General/Women’s:
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet
by Jamie Ford
Publisher: Ballantine Books

Historical:
Abish
by Brenda Anderson
Publisher: Cedar Fort

Middle Grade:
Princess of the Midnight Ball
by Jessica Day George
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Children’s Books

Mystery:
Murder by the Book
by Betsy Brannon Green
Publisher: Covenant

Romance:
Altared Plans
by Rebecca Cornish Talley
Publisher: Cedar Fort

Speculative:
The Dragon War Relic
by Berin L. Stephens
Publisher: Bonneville Books (CFI)

Young Adult:
Just One Wish
by Janette Rallison
Publisher: Putnam Juvenile

LDS Publisher’s Choice Genre winners:

General/Women’s:
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet
by Jamie Ford
Publisher: Ballantine Books

Historical:
Setting Sail
by Grace Elliot
Publisher: Covenant

Middle Grade:
Freaky Flyday
by David Farland
Publisher: Covenant

Mystery:
Murder by the Book
by Betsy Brannon Green
Publisher: Covenant

Romance:
Altared Plans
by Rebecca Cornish Talley
Publisher: Cedar Fort

Speculative:
Warbreaker
by Brandon Sanderson
Publisher: TOR Books

Young Adult:
Hush, Hush
by Becca Fitzpatrick
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing

Author: LDS Publisher

I am an anonymous blogger who works in the LDS publishing industry. I blog about topics that help authors seeking publication and about published fiction by LDS authors.

4 thoughts on “And the Winner Is. . .”

  1. I recall I said the cover for Hush, Hush was awesome back when you first posted it.

  2. Those seem like two wonderful books with amazing covers. Though those weren't my favorites they are still both amazing.

  3. Thank you for highlighting LDS books in such a fun way, and thank you for all the work you do for the business of writing for the LDS market.

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