A lot of computers nowadays do not have the option to play CDs/DVDs, likewise sales of CD/DVD players
have dropped and a lot of people do not have them. Generally the only option available is downloads,
but even that can be restrictive and you don?t really want to tie yourself into a monthly payable
contract if you are not going to use it very often. For an additional fee i will put your
audiobook order on a good quality USB Stick.This offer applies to one title, ordering more than one?
contact me for a quote. The USB Stick will be posted/shipped with your order, this conforms with
all applicable laws, I will not sell just the USB Stick, you must buy the audiobook to get the stick.
Please contact me for multiple orders and i can give you a price.
If you are looking to buy 6 or more of my Audiobooks email me with the titles and formats, CD or MP3CD, and i will work out a discounted price and send it to you, NO OBLIGATION. Free Postage for the UK and a combined shipping price for the U.S.A., Canada & Australia.For International Buyers:
I combine all my shipping costs, buy the books you want then once I have
shipped I will send you the tracking number and refund you any excess shipping costs, or you can email me with a
list of the books that you want to buy and i can weigh them and calculate the
shipping costs, then email you the combined shipping costs, then you can decide if you want to purchase them or not. Any questions please email me.
Thanks, Robert
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The Marquis Takes a Bride - M.C. Beaton - Unabridged Audiobook - MP3CD
In very good condition
Miss Jennie Bemyss was in a position that any intelligent young lady would envy. The wealthy, worldly Marquis of Charrington proposed a marriage of convenience that would leave him free to pursue his pleasures and leave Jennie free of his undoubtedly depraved desires. At the same time, handsome, charming Guy Chalmers, whom Jennie had loved since childhood, proposed to aid her in enjoying her freedom to the fullest. Jennie should have felt relief at being left alone at last by a man whom she should properly despise. She should have felt even happier to be courted by a man whom she had so long adored. Why, then, did she feel so confused?