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@QuestionFear
My own personal anecdata is similar to yours: the only thing keeping me "locked" into B&N is inertia and plus it's nice to have everything in the same online management on their Nook Library. I *could* change at any time, but haven't bothered to.
I get a little astonished when I see people claim that Amazon has 50% more titles (or whatever) than XYZ main store, because that has not been my experience.
(Indeed, I have a book on my wishlist that isn't available at Amazon but IS on B&N. But, again, Indie Author -- which I don't count.)
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