Seeking advice from readers

Me with the "real" D.A. Keeley: Delaney, Audrey, and Keeley (left to right)

Dear Treasured Reader,

I’m writing to you for advice. I’m curious as to your option on a single question: What’s a fair price for a Kindle book?

I have the good fortune of owning e-book rights for all my titles, and with that comes the ability to set the prices. So I’m asking: What’s a fair price?

I’ve often believed that you can price ebooks so low that no one buys them, assuming they aren’t worth a typical asking price. I have zero research to support that, only my own buying habits, and I’m a reader who falls in love with a writer and buys everything from them.

So, I’d love to hear your opinion. What’s a good Kindle price?

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All of this leads me to another topic –– the benefits of a Kindle.

As a life-long lover of books, I enjoy the smell of books, the feel of pages turning, the weight of a physical book on my palm. As a dyslexic, the new dyslexic-friendly font, Dyslexie, on my Kindle is life-changing. I recently told a friend: “This is how you’ve been reading since we were kids.” Reading has never been easy, per se. It’s always been enjoyable, a large part of my life, but the new font allows me to read faster than ever. It’s made my Kindle a large part of my life.