Urban Fiction Author works around amazon.com sample problem

BROOKLYN, N.Y. - Nov. 26, 2014 - PRLog -- The websiye Libertebook.com has responded to the number one complaint of urban fiction readers who buy ebooks via the amazon kindle or Barnes and Noble Nook reading apps: They can't thumb through the book like they can in a real book store.

Amazon provides a limited sample of the first ten percent of the ebook, but depending on the size of the book that is not enough for many readers. Urban fiction readers complain that the books start off good in the samples and then fall apart in the part you have to pay for.

Libertebook.com solves this problem by providing most of the ebooks free. If you want to see how the story ends, then you can go back to amazon B&N to purchase it or you can buy an epub file on lhe libertebook.com website. The webiste recomends that you use the Aldiko ebook app for epub files especially on smart phones.

"How many times have you bought a promising book, but didnt finish it because you no longer cared what happened. In other words it was just plain corny. This is Alan Cramer's way of assuring readers rhat they only buy his books if they are into the story and want to read it through to the end.