Georgette Heyer Sale -- Most Titles $1.99 [ Edited ]

[Critteranne]

In celebration of Georgette Heyer's 100th birthday, Sourcebooks is having a sale on her ebooks. Most of their Georgette Heyer ebooks are only $1.99. This includes her Regency romances, her mysteries, and her historicals.

This list sorts Heyer ebooks by price. (The 99 cent title at the top is a public domain Heyer from another publisher.)

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/georgette-heyer?sort=PA&size=46&sort=R&store=ebook&startat=1&size=46

There is more from the Sourcebooks site here:

http://www.sourcebooks.com/readers/casavip/happy-birthday-ms-heyer.html

[swan480]

You can narrow the search to only Sourcebooks titles by adding the word "Sourcebooks" to your search terms.  They do a good job of formatting, which most PubIt titles do not.  Or just click here and see if the URL for my search works for you:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/Georgette-Heyer-sourcebooks?store=ebook&keyword=Georgette+Heyer+sour...

You can, however, get a nicely formatted FREE version of The Black Moth directly from the Girlebooks website (meaning you'll have to go to their website, download to your computer, and sideload to your Nook).  I prefer their free classics to Gutenberg's when they are available, since they seem to do a good job of formatting.

I'm having a great time going through all these books...  It's so tempting to spend $100 (well, $90, since I already have a few of them) on ebooks this week, but I guess some restraint would be a good thing. 

[luvnbooks]

I was SOOO thrilled to see this sale advertised in an email from Kobo.  I immediately bought 30 of her Regency romances.  I've had her entire romance collection in paperback form for over 20 years (bought them all in college) and have been keeping an eye on the ebooks since I got my nook last year.  But $9.99 per title was just too steep when I already had the paperbacks.  With this sale I was finally able to get her books on my nook!  A big thanks to Sourcebooks