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CITY of CHAMPIONS (A Morgan Cole Novel) $2.99 Morgan Cole is a man with a dark history involving the government and covert military operations. He has returned home to the South Shore of Massachusetts to be near the only family he has left, his older brother Nathan. Working as private investigator with a woman he truly cares for and seeing his brother on a near daily basis he finally feels a sense of normalcy in his life that he never imagin... |
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The Patriot Paradox (The Reluctant Hero Series, Book One) $2.99 Conscience can be a killer. A plot to kill a nation, hatched by a secret cabal of ex-cold warriors intent on finishing the war that defined their existence. One man, who in a crisis of conscience, passes information about the plot to his brother, a shattered soul living on the edges of society. When Kurt Vetter learns of his brother's murder, he has no idea how far he will travel, how much he will... |
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The Black Box (Harry Bosch) $14.99 In a case that spans 20 years, Harry Bosch links the bullet from a recent crime to a file from 1992, the killing of a young female photographer during the L.A. riots. Harry originally investigated the murder, but it was then handed off to the Riot Crimes Task Force and never solved.Now Bosch's ballistics match indicates that her death was not random violence, but something more personal, and conne... |
Looking for non-industry on the advantages and disadvantages Kobo new touchscreen eReader?
I have a hard time choosing between Kobo, touch screen or regular and the Amazon Kindle. I have read many comments from the industry generated, but was Looking for some Canadian user intervention. This particularly true with respect to the availability of ebook. For example, Indigo has all the books by Michael Connelly on eReader and Amazon, almost none. Is Amazon's ebook list different for U.S. and Canadian users?
I would forget the older, non-touch Kobo unless you can not resist some great close-out face. More important than the touch screen Kobo new is that it has the new E Ink Pearl display (like the Kindle 3s). Also, any comparison between 3 Kobo Touch Kindle and should include consideration Touch of New Nook: The Kindle 3: Pros: + E Ink screen is great for reading long-term - like reading a book. + Pearl E Ink screen contrasts 50% better than E Ink Vizplex regularly found in Nook. + Less than 4G of internal memory: - Web browsing, applications and games are much worse than a Nook Color. - No SD expansion Nook Touch: Same advantages and disadvantages that the Kindle, as well as: Pros: touch screen + + EPUB / library support today Kindles days later this year + less extension SD: - No 3G - 2G internal memory Kobo Touch: Same advantages and disadvantages Nook touch that, in addition: Pros: + Less international library: - only 1G of internal memory - Partnership with financially unstable borders.
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