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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
Doesn't look like it. Although the old eMusic audiobooks could be downloaded as MP3's looking at the eStories support pages all downloading references are to downloading books into an Android or iOS app. So at first blush at least it looks like their following in the footsteps of the geniuses behind B&N's relaunched audiobooks and making them app only (IIRC).
We may get lucky and it may end up being like Audiobooks.com where the files are MP3's when downloaded to the Android app and can at least be had that way. I know I'll probably do the free book at least and try and see if this works. Not ideal, but better than nothing.
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Yeah, I had enough trouble with audiobooks.com, but at least it was possible to retrieve the files. To my mind, it's okay to enforce the use of an app for a borrowed book (e.g., Hoopla), but not for a purchase--not worth the meager savings of, what, a buck less than Downpour and three bucks less than Audible.