Why Are Kindle Books So Expensive Novels & Stories

"Why is it so expensive?" Cynthia could not help but ask, was this breakfast bought in gold? Even gold wasn't so expensive! "Miss, this... "It is indeed at this price. If you have any questions …" "Cynthia, you are right. This is the price." Gabriel's deep and magnetic voice sounded out. She turned her head to look at the man, he was about to faint, "Why is it so expensive?" "Because I ordered the most expensive ingredient from this store, so the price is naturally a bit more expensive." Gabriel explained slowly.

And it won't just be a minor loss—you'll be bankrupt so fast, you won't have anything left but regret. He continued, "Sure, Rhodes Corporation is a powerhouse that can afford to burn some cash. But when you're selling medication at luxury prices, who exactly do you think is going to buy it?" Michael's smile faltered, and his eyes darkened. "Andrew, you're still too green to challenge me about business. Our high costs come from our high-quality ingredients. And high quality is meant for wealthy customers who don't blink at premium prices."

I sighed heavily and lifted papers together with my wet books in one hand. "Someone, apparently had fun with my stuff." Mrs. Brookes face held shock. The books in my hands weren't just wet, they were soaked that I couldn't even read any printed letters on it. I didn't really mind the first assault during the gym class since it didn't affect me whatsoever, but this pissed me off. It pissed me off because these books are expensive. It reminded me of how I worked three night shifts at three different fast food chains just to afford my medical books back in my day and for them to just ruin good books like these, they must think that money grows from trees.

Maybe I could sneak in some reading time while in bed when I woke up and before he kicked me out. As I stood up, Kain led me upstairs and said, “are you enjoying it that much?” “Oh, yes!” I replied happily. “It’s one of the few books I can never get a hold of because it is out of print and so expensive to buy these days!” I commented, almost sadly. Kain made a low, humming sound before saying, “then you may keep it. It is the first edition, so I assume it will net you a lot of money.”

“So crazy! Why if it’s a man can be called a wizard while a girl is called a witch who must be burned alive?! Does the writer of this novel hate women or what?” My chest rumbled. The drowsiness soon disappeared. I continued reading with determination, even when the sun starts to fall from its place. The light I got is getting fainter. But it's okay because the library lights have turned on as if evening arrived. When I turned over the next sheet of the newspaper, my eyes trembled. “Hmm? This is!” “Why are the prices of houses so expensive?! Is it because it's in the capital, huh? How much do I need to save so I can buy a house in a safe place?” I grunted irritably.

“Bluestar will grant you higher royalties to offset whatever you might lose from those smaller outlets.” Jessica tilted her head, her smile edged with irony. “Ahhh… so that means you’ll also control the price of my books. You’ll raise it higher to cover the royalty increase without cutting into your own profits. Then, what about my readers?” Clark leaned back in his chair, radiating an almost lazy confidence. “I believe you’re a practical woman, Ms. Lopez. Someone as intelligent as you must agree that business comes first. Your readers adore you. I’m certain they’ll be willing to spend more for your work.”

Phoebe asked. “Yeah—these books are always sold out as soon as they are published.” Jazmin wondered the same. “Could it be that your family is actually millionaires and you guys are just keeping it low-key?” Ashlyn’s eyes bulged out. Dawn nearly spit her drink. “No..no.. not at all..” She shook her head. “Then how do you explain this? How come you can buy so many copies even when so many can’t?” Katerina asked.

Clair also liked it very much, but it's just a skirt, why is it so expensive? "I remember that your clothes always cost tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. Why is the new product so expensive this time?" Clair also miscalculated this time. She still thought that a skirt could be at most 100,000, and she could still buy it through gritted teeth, but she never thought that it would cost 1.5 million.

I knew I was treading on dangerous waters but I was curious about Nolan. "I'm not," he nodded. "Why not?" "Because I haven't found her yet and I'm not sure I want to," he replied with a shrug. Somehow, I could tell that he was telling the truth but I felt horrible for his mate. Not every werewolf had a mate. Some of them were not granted the sacred gift for some reason. From the books, I had read and from what I had been told, I knew that werewolves who had mates knew it. Somewhere in their hearts and their souls, they felt it.