Thread: Ebooks from the backlists. My peeve.
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Old 06-10-2008, 11:30 AM   #22
delphidb96
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Originally Posted by Maggie May View Post
Hi Derek,
I see the two books you are looking for are indeed listed on the website provided by Ralph Sir Edward. Stephen Coonts The Conquest for the princely sum of $1 plus p&p. The other title Lee Child's The Visitor for the grand sum of $40 plus. No so good!!!
If you are really interested in acquiring a paperback copy of The Visitor there is a copy available on an Irish website here www.eason.ie it will cost you about $17 plus p&p.
Here's hoping you are successful in getting both copies of the books.

Slan
Mag.
But I don't *WANT* dead-tree! I want *EBOOK*! [Pout]

Yes, I could buy a d-t version, cut away the spine and run it through the old scanner - oh wait! I *HAVE* no scanner! Yep, as far as scanners go, I am a luddite, dragging my knuckles around the floor of my cave.

And $40 is reeee-DICK-you-louse...

Derek
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