A Goodreads user
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Brad Taylor:
As an author, do you get a say in the Kindle prices of your books, or does a marketing guy at Amazon deal with all that? I just got Kindle Unlimited but couldn't find any of your books on it.
Brad Taylor
Short answer: No. The price of the books are established by the publisher, not the author, be it eBook on Kindle or hard back in a bookstore. At that point, much like any other commodity, the end seller can then establish whatever price point they want - like a 2 for 1 Coke purchase or half-off ice cream at the supermarket. In this case, Barnes and Noble can sell a book at 25% off and Amazon can do the same, but I, as the author, have no control over it.
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Sandra Dyer
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Brad Taylor:
My daughter and son-in-law live in Mt Pleasant and I discovered your books years ago while looking for a local flavored book. I was so thrilled that you came to Memphis, TN so I could get my collection signed. Do you have plans to return so that the new additions can be autographed as well?
Phil
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Brad Taylor:
This may just be me but at the end of "All Necessary Force", I felt the story sort of ended abruptly. I started reading the third book thinking that you would refer back to the altercation between Jennifer and Chase but there was none. I thought that you would have added a little more since Jennifer had some new "skills". Is this incident referenced in any of the books and am I the only one to point this out?
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