Firefoxxy,
Thats an example of what I mentioned the other day. Here's how I fix it:
Right click on the epub and go to edit book.
Open up one of the file htmls on the side IE File0002.xhtml
Use the find function (CTRL-F) at the bottom to open the find/replace
in the find put in <p><br/></p>
leave replace empty. in the mode area change it to all text files.
click replace all.
Save.
Done.
Now, the formatting may change a bit from story to story and you may have to find what is causing the multi-line issue, but this one is <p><br/></p> (basically adding an extra empty paragraph between each paragraph)
If the replace_br function isn't active, then the story looks a little different internally, and you have to do <p> </p> (there's a space between those p's) since it's just empty paragraphs... and yet the second chapter works just fine (no empty paragraphs) the inconsistency is the authors fault in how they posted it, but most people don't always understand what they're doing. x