@Kyle G. Anderson Only 3 of PRESTON & CHILD books are available in "Faithlife General Books." All the rest are showing "The publisher has not made this resource available for purchase in your country or region." Now, I know that not to be true, because I do have a U.S. address and I can buy all of the Preston & Child novels on Amazon Kindle. This seems very weird and strange to me. I would buy all of their books if they were made available. Can you please look into this situation. Thank you.
I loooooooooooove Preston and Child! Bring on Pendergast! 😀👍️
@Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell I just finished reading the Dr. Leng trilogy. Those books had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Riveting and suspenseful.
I have every Preston & Child book they've ever written — love those books — but all in hard-copy. I buy books for Logos when it's related to Christianity, and Logos' ability to link Scripture references, etc., include them in searches, or just have the Bible or other Christian books in a window next to what I'm reading might be handy. To each his/her own, sure, but I'm just curious: why buy Preston & Child on Logos? What's the advantage over Kindle or another e-reader?
I hope this isn't a significant issue, but I I also kind of hate the idea delaying Christian books I actually want in Logos finally showing up on Logos while they're busy working on adding books that seem wholly unrelated to the kind of content most people buy Logos for. Is this a non-issue, practically speaking, does anybody know?
