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Title: The paperback costs the same?
Review: This review is for the price of the Kindle version.I've read this book. I've read the sequels. I enjoy this author and her characters.I bought a Kindle to hold a number of books in one area without taking up the space that even one paperback does (I'm in the Navy; I don't have room to take too many books on deployment) AND because in my mind, ebooks should be cheaper than physical because there are less producing costs.So why on earth is the Kindle price for these books the same as a paperback? What is the point of buying a $150 electronic storage for books that don't have any further content than the words on the screen, to pay a price for a physical copy that takes up more storage and can be lent/resold/given away, etc? Wouldn't publishers make more money by supplying more ebooks and cheaper costs since it's harder to transfer those files than a physical book?
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