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Old 06-21-2009, 07:02 AM   #11
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Hi Steve and welcome to Mobilread, where you can ask and get answers to all your questions on ebooks and readers.

It's all been said by others above, but I'm an oldie and also like to read general fiction, there are plenty of sources for both free and reasonably priced ebooks. I've a "to read" list of 80 books most of which were free. The ones I paid for averaged $6/7. Just don't expect latest releases to be cheap.

Over the last few months I have had some great reads have a look at http://www.boydmorrison.com/ who is offering three excellent books for free.

You could also check out Penal colony and Refuge, both by Richard Herley at http://www.richardherley.com/bookspage.html

And Hal Spacejock book 1 free download at http://www.spacejock.com.au/ an absolutely hilarious series

All the above authors are Mobileread members.

You don't say where you are, but if in the US there are a number of free books on the Sony store.

Also there are some absolute gems in the 10,000+ Mobileread public domain free downloads.

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