Thread: Pricing the way it shouldn't be.
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Old 12-13-2010, 10:07 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Wetdogeared View Post
I usually anxiously await new releases from author Peter Robinson and his Inspector Banks series.

At these current prices (available from Canada), I can wait:

Sony's Reader Store. $18.19
Kobobooks. $15.99
Amazon Kindle. $14.29
I'd wait too, though in fairness, it is currently in hardcover, so I wouldn't be expecting paperback-level prices yet anyway. I'd think something like $12.99 would be appropriate at the moment - dropping to $6.99 when the paperback is available.
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