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Old 04-03-2011, 01:07 PM   #21
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I can pretty well guarantee that St. Martins will not be publishing her books at 99cents/$2.99/$3.99. It will be curious to see if her buyers follow her to $12.99.
That would have been one of the reasons Amazon wanted it too, so that they could keep prices down to a level that people are likely to pay in order to maximise profits. They kept the Konrath one down to £3, St Martins hover around the £7 mark.
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