Downpour doesn't seem that much cheaper. Also, as an Audible member you get a

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Apr 16, 2018
7:50:55am

runnincoug All-American

ton of sales. I probably average about $7 per book when it's all said and done, which is not bad.

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cvd6262

4/15/18 11:15pm

Why not overdrive through your public library? It's free.

sevenIDcougs

4/15/18 11:21pm

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cvd6262

4/15/18 11:23pm

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Jericho

4/16/18 12:07am

Search your library name and overdrive. Some libraries have more available than

sevenIDcougs

4/16/18 3:26pm

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cvd6262

4/16/18 5:03pm

If you live in California, the Los Angeles County is the best one I have used

Turd Ferguson

4/16/18 5:25pm

Overdrive is fine when you get a book you want. But you’re still using a copy that the local homeless guy

shimmy

4/16/18 5:50am

Audible has a MUCH bigger library and no wait times.

Gorum the Old

4/16/18 7:39am

If you are looking for church books, Deseret book has a service called bookshelf

vegasnative

4/16/18 2:33am

You can get a free month trial and then it’s only $7 or $10 a month after. I did

Walt Longmire

4/16/18 7:20am

Librevox is a good option for classics. It's free.

coug almighty

4/16/18 5:59am

Downpour doesn't seem that much cheaper. Also, as an Audible member you get a

runnincoug

4/16/18 7:50am

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