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Old 05-24-2012, 08:01 AM   #476
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I have been reading sci-fi books for a while now, which I am not going to abandon as yet, however I am thinking of picking up a political thriller. However, with my strict price limit of $6 that narrows the field. Since I preferr to pay less rather than more with the ultimate price being $0 I am on the lookout for great authors that are willing to charge that goose egg. One of the reasons that I like amazon is there willingness to publish low cost, $6 and under, and free books. I am looking at The Second Amendment by John Mathews in the kindle store. There seems to be a lot of great books free in the amazon store.
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