Kindle has always remained the most popular item on Amazon especially for book lovers and therefore Amazon.com has always come up with something better for their Kindle customers. This time Amazon.com has announced that new 91 titles from Dame Catherine Cookson are now available as e-books for the very first time. These 91 titles will be exclusively available in the Kindle Store and readers can buy it online from the Kindle Store. The collection also includes some of the titles that are already out in the market in print form. Dame Catherine Cookson is very popular in the UK and therefore Amazon.com has come up with all the major full length novels. The novelist has already sold more than 150 million books in her writing career of more than 50 years.
Dame Catherine Cookson books are also translated in 20 different languages and many of her novels have been adapted by small screen directors and on the radio. Most of the books written by Dame Catherine Cookson have been published by The Catherine Cookson Charitable Trust in conjunction with Peach Publishing. The books will cost around $1.50 to $5.99 when people download it from Kindle Store. All the new 91 titles are exclusively for Amazon.com in US and Amazon.co.uk for UK customers.
Russ Grandinetti, Vice President of Kindle Content said that Dame Catherine Cookson is a British writer but she is equally popular in the United States and therefore readers who enjoy mystery and romantic thrillers will definitely buy it. He further stated that they hope that many of her longtime fans will also purchase the titles available on Kindle Store. On the other hand, many new readers who want to try new readers will love her work and will buy more on Kindle Store. Sonia Land of Peach Publishing said that this is the first time since the death of Dame Catherine Cookson that a vast portion of her work will be available online and she hopes that people will appreciate it and buy her work on Kindle Store. Dame Catherine Cookson’s books are Buy Once Read Everywhere like any other Kindle books.
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