Juliet by Anne Fortier for $2.39

[Dorie]

I didn't see this in any of B&N's special promotions, but the new historical fiction release ‘Juliet’ by Anne Fortier is listed at only $2.39. I wanted this book anyway and it's a great price!

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

That is a good price, thanks. :)

[Lori {Romancing the Dark Side}]

Thanks! This is on my list of books to read.

[Noemi]

Cool, thanks for sharing :)

[Kim D]

Thanks! I had to buy it for that price!

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

Gah, I wish that I had purchased it last night. It's up to $9.99 now.

Wow, one day and it jumped. :(

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buying it anyway. *click* take that economy :]

[Donnajo]

I got it last night too I was undecided but got it. So glad I got it when I did.

[Dorie]

Wow, it did jump up again. Glad I leapt on that deal!

KiWii, LOL! Good for you.

[Natalie]

I'm upset I lost it too. I should've bought it when it was $2.39.

[Susan (NY)]

I'm so glad I picked it up when I did. That's a big jump. Why do the prices jump around so much anyway?

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

My guess is that it was either a 1 day teaser to get people to read the book and recommend it, or the pricing was a mistake that was quickly fixed.

I'd be more willing to go with option 2, which means that someone's getting fired...

[Dorie]

I completed an ebook survey for B&N a few days ago, and in the notes at the end I wrote that there should be a better way to track ebook prices. Like signing up to receive notifications of price changes for a certain book you want to get, or maybe a subcategory on their site of recent price drops.

Too bad Juliet isn't loanable, either.

[Donnajo]

Oh I was going to say after I read it I would lend it out but I didn't realize it's not loanable.

[Raggedyann]

Wish I had bought it when it was on sale too! Maybe they will put it on sale again.