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Old 06-10-2013, 04:59 PM   #64
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"Dragon Stones" Pricing
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Originally Posted by frostschutz View Post
I just finished reading Dragon Stones by James Viscosi... if you're looking for something in a single book rather than a series, this is a great read. The story is very well done, told from five different viewpoints, interesting characters.

Amazon has a very good price for this book (around $3). The author's blog links to lulu where the epub costs three times as much, which I wasn't willing to spend on an unknown-to-me author. Couldn't find any epub source in Amazon's price range. Oh well.
Sorry to be so late noticing this post, but it reminded me that I've been rather neglectful of other e-book sources since the Kindle editions took off. I went back to Lulu, discovered that they've changed their minimum e-book pricing model, and revised all the books whose prices I control down to $2.99 to match Amazon. Thanks for pointing out the price discrepancy!
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