Where Can I Buy Inferno Demon Riders MC: My Five Obsessed Bullies?

For “Inferno Demon Riders MC: My Five Obsessed Bullies” (I have written this MC romance under another pen name), I always check the larger online retailers first as they tend to stock the book straight away (Amazon in paperback and e-book, Barnes & Noble in print and as a Nook e-book where available) as well as offering e-book buying through Kobo and Apple Books for worldwide purchasing. I check the book’s page on these websites, and also look up the author/publisher links from the book’s page as sometimes there are extra editions or formats offered.

For signed copies or special editions I check the authors’ websites as well as their publishers’ online shops. Sometimes these even offer signed copies, special bundles and even print on demand books that are often shipped directly from the author’s home! Bookshop.org is a great middle ground to support local, independent bookstores. And I always check for secondhand copies on AbeBooks, eBay as well as in local used bookstores. Of course, many of these titles are also available as e-books and I can even get them through our libraries via Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla. Goodreads reviews as well as a check of the ISBN number are usually worth the effort, though – they save me from buying a disturbingly different book and I feel like I’ve won.

For niche titles like 'Inferno Demon Riders MC: My Five Obsessed Bullies' I feel like I'm half treasure hunting for this title and half checking off a list. First I run an exact-title search for the book title across all of the search engines and add in all of the typical storefront modifiers (Kindle, paperback, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, etc.) to see which of the major online bookstores carry the book. I then cross reference the book’s ISBN with the title to see if there are any other versions of the book in print (often paperback, e-book, etc). Goodreads is also very helpful to see what reader tags have been applied to the book as well as to link to purchase the book in all of its formats. Note that some books have been published in multiple editions.

I also follow author channels (like newsletters and their Instagram and Twitter accounts), because sometimes they announce special editions of books (usually limited print runs), offer books for preorder, or even sell signed copies of books as part of a bundle of other items. International readers should check out Kobo and Apple Books too, because while Amazon is available in many countries, the availability of individual storefronts varies. For secondhand copies of cheap books I’ve been surprised by how cheaply I can find them on AbeBooks. Occasionally I’ll even do a thrift store haul and score some great finds. In general, though, I like to mix up my online shopping between the big retailers, an authors’ and publishers’ own web sites for special editions, and secondhand book sites for those harder-to-find books that I really want. Occasionally I even like to support independent bookshops and special order a copy or two of a book that they stock.

Most of the spicy MC romances I read are digital. That means my starting point would be to search for “Inferno Demon Riders MC: My Five Obsessed Bullies” on Amazon Kindle or Kobo to see if it’s released yet on the mainstream indie scene. Then I’d look up the author on social media as many indie authors put up a “buy page” for their work, often with promotions or even limited time coupons for readers. And of course, if enrolled in any of the subscription services then it’s available to read as part of those too (obviously the latter is particularly useful when reading lots of similar books).

I typically search for new spicy MC reads in digital format first at places like Amazon Kindle or Kobo. Then I check for the author on social media as many indie authors post links to their buy page. Some even offer promotions or include coupon codes. Titles in the spicy MC genre that are enrolled in services like Kindle Unlimited are great because I can read many of similar titles. For print, I search for the book at retailers like Barnes & Noble and Bookshop.org. Occasionally, I will contact an independent retailer and ask them to stock the book. For out-of-print or hard to find print versions of a book, I resort to websites like AbeBooks and eBay. I always read the description to ensure the book contains the content I am looking for as MC romance can vary greatly in terms of heat and tone. I prefer to read titles in digital format but like to purchase titles by indie authors in print so that I can have a physical copy to add to my collection.