Authors record book length by word count. (We’d use page count, but it’s inconsistent as shit due to the different styles of book formatting.) With that in mind, here are the word counts for my current novels: CAN’T SPELL TREASON WITHOUT TEA: 97,000 words (indie version was 86,000) A PIRATE’S LIFE FOR TEA: 114,000 words (indie version was 88,000) THIS GILDED ABYSS: 92,000 words THE DAY DEATH STOPPED: 91,000 words Please note that word count varies wildly by genre. Cozy fantasy books seem to trend shorter, but I add a lot in edits, which is why mine grew so much once Tor got involved. I usually aim for 75k words in a first draft for a cozy, and maybe 90k for other genres. If you need more help finding an appropriate range for your books, visit this site and take a peek for your genre! But please remember that everything here is subjective–a truly amazing book can break just about any “rule.” A note: if you’re hoping to traditionally publish your novel, remember that agents are looking for reasons to say “no.” Try not to give them one here.  Indie books are definitely more flexible with these ranges.