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Old 08-14-2014, 08:10 PM   #20426
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Brother Cadfael books are available in eBook format as of 5 August. Publisher is MysteriousPress.com/Open Road. See Brother Cadfael at Amazon. If your library offers borrowing from Freading.com, you can get them there. Since Freading is all ePub format, I'm assuming that they're also available for Nook and Kobo. I'm currently reading book #1, A Morbid Taste for Bones which I downloaded from Freading and sent to my BeBook reader.
That's great! I can't believe they've been available for 9 days now and I haven't bought any yet. I "read" the first three as Blackstone audiobook apps for iPad. At $9.99 each, the price is certainly compatible with print books, but unfortunately, last time I checked, the Blackstone apps are only available for A Morbid Taste for Bones, One Corpse Too Many, and Monk's Hood. Blackstone does offer other books in the series, but as regular audiobooks, not as apps, and certainly not at that greatly reduced price.
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