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Someone must read it (or at least buy it when it is free). Call Me has been heading up in the bestselling list of the free titles and has broken into the the top 25 (from a debut of 42 of 42 free titles not public domain).
At least Kindle libraries are a little more private than facebook pages (where archives have come back to bite more than one person, even a few years later). Myself, you'd be searching thru pages and pages of library "shelves" to find out what I might have purchased or read (and don't hold out any hopes of a political or beauty pageant career for it to be a problem). I've grabbed similar ones in the past, trained by Amazon to one-click before the deal changes, without reading the description (doesn't mean I'll read it, but someone on my account might want to, between now and when Amazon ceases to exist (hopefully far, far in the future) and my library shelves become inaccessible). At the least, your cheer of long live will (hopefully) be granted, by the permanence of Amazon Kindle purchases (even if you might wish you could truly delete them and pretend you didn't buy and/or read a particular book).
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