Thread: Which Book Have You Read/Re-Read All Your Life?
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Old 01-20-2010, 10:25 PM   #199
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Originally Posted by lene1949 View Post
I love Historical Fiction, and have read and re-read all Wilbur Smiths earlier books (The Courtney's) many times... They have now died of 'old age' - worn and torn... If I want to read them again, I have to buy new paperbacks, since they're not available as e-books... I don't think they are???
I recently got this collection of 28 Wilbur Smith books in Microsoft Reader (.lit) format on ebay (CD for $8.99 + $1.95 shipping)
http://cgi.ebay.com/Wilbur-Smith-Ebo...item255803fa13
and they converted very nicely in Calibre. ebay also has the same types of collections from the UK in PDF/LRF format. I like the Egyptian stories - River God and Seventh Scroll.
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