Dec 5 2007
Give Yourself an Early Ebook Christmas Present
Harlequin is having a 50% off all its ebooks December 5, 2007. Yes, all. We’ve recommended some of them in the past and those will be a whopping 50% off which means many of these books are going to be under $3.00.
- Beyond Breathless by Kathleen O’Reilly
- A Christmas Wedding Wager by Michelle Styles
- The Roman’s Virgin Mistress by Michelle Styles
- Billionaire Next Door by Jessica Bird
- Hard and Fast by Lisa Renee Jones
If you win the Book Binge Holiday Contest, you can read those ebooks on an eBookwise Reader. Nice, no?
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- Dear Authors 2007 Christmas Buying Guide for Ebook Readers, Part 1 of 3
- Dear Authors 2007 Christmas Buying Guide for Ebook Readers: The MultiFunction Device
- Dear Authors 2007 Christmas Buying Guide for Ebook Readers: The Dedicated Reader
- Simon & Schuster’s Early Ebook Release: Jane Feather’s A Wicked Gentleman
- Want Your Books a Month Early? You Can Download Them at a Discount.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 09:59:49
Well I just laid moolah down for 21 books myself. Yippee! I love sales.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 10:24:47
I think I broke it, Jayne. I had 23 books in my cart and then it erased them all. ::weeps::
Dec 05, 2007 @ 11:01:40
I don’t see this as being on sale guys, only the paper books not the ebooks.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 11:04:55
Nope – it’s for ebooks. You enter the code: HALFPRICE. It’s on the front page of the eharlequin site.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 11:06:37
my bad. You need to input the coupon code. Sheesh. Later.
AWESOME DEAL!
Dec 05, 2007 @ 11:48:23
Ooo, shopping spree! I second the rec for Hard and Fast, it rocked.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 12:02:10
OK, I just spent $20.74 for 8 ebooks! Let the reading begin!
Dec 05, 2007 @ 14:30:00
I just got The Best of Cowboys Bundle from Silhouette Special Releases and the one click Blaze Bundle for December all Half Off. That deal does rock.
Only problems I had was they coded the site for Internet Explorer and the website checks to make sure you have Microsoft Reader installed before letting you buy LIT. Which was a pain because I use Firefox. Silly Rabbits!
Dec 05, 2007 @ 14:33:44
TP – I use the IE tab for firefox for that reason . It rocketh.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 14:37:45
Oh you know me it took about three tries before I started debugging their site and figuring out WTF they wanted.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 14:40:16
Most people put notices and things like “This site for use with Internet Explorer” at the bottom when they do interesting things like that.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 15:42:41
Hmm – can’t purchase .lit books unless the purchase is made using IE and Windows – I’d forgotten but this is why I don’t buy books from eHarlequin.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 15:59:51
Jane, what does that mean, exactly? There’s an IE tab in Firefox?
I just splurged myself and bought almost 30 books. My plan is to pretend I’m gifting them for Christmas so I don’t feel so guilty. :P
Dec 05, 2007 @ 16:17:46
It’s a new Firefox addon that gives you an Internet Explorer Tab while running Firefox.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 16:20:37
Thanks TP!
Dec 05, 2007 @ 18:12:46
That was fun! Five books for 11 bucks. I’ve been trying to get a little more series reading into my diet and that was a pretty painless way to do it. *g* Thanks for the heads up!
Dec 05, 2007 @ 18:41:31
Thanks, Jane. Because of you, I peeked at the site and discovered Luna released the third book in Christie Golden’s series as an ebook only, so of course I had to buy it. (Of course this is better than them not releasing it at all which is what I thought would happen.) And this only a couple days after I’d gone on about how I’d continue dragging my feet with ebooks and ebook readers.
Dec 05, 2007 @ 20:49:02
::evil laugh:: I’ll convince the lot of you yet.
Dec 06, 2007 @ 06:22:07
It’s working, Jane. I bought two Lynne Grahams and a Susan Napier for a song. I have a really negative impression of Presents and I’m going to see if these help to change my mind.