Thread: What printed Book do you want as an ebook?
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Old 06-01-2008, 06:53 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by bbusybookworm View Post
Duh Just realised that I was searching the Title on Fictionwise, and as such was not seeing all the books.

But I still have to say that I wish the price were a little better.
I've just bought a number of Agatha Christie books from Fictionwise for US$3.82 each (that's with "club" discount and 25% off from their sale). That's £1.92 each at current exchange rates, which compares rather favourably with the current UK paperback price of £6.99 - slightly over a quarter of the price of the paperback.

Really, how much "better" would you like the price to be? HarperCollins (the UK publisher of Agatha Christie) do seem to be pretty good with prices for their eBooks.
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