Reinheit: The Audible Book Edition

Greetings folks! I am very pleased to announce that Reinheit has FINALLY finished production as an audible book on Amazon’s Audible audiobook site. It is signed up under Whispernet so those who’ve purchased the eBook can download the audible for $1.99. Regular price is $19.95. I hate how the audible price is so high, most of the reason why its so high is because a lot goes into producing audible files, tech, actors, scripts, etc etc. And Reinheit clocks in right at 7 hours. That being said, there are a few options for those who’d like to download the audible version of the book for cheap. Let’s face facts here, we ALL love cheap. Here are YOUR options…

Join Audible for a FREE 30 days trial.
Purchase the eBook version of Reinheit for $2.99 ($0.99 starting tomorrow April 25-29) and option for the Whispernet at $1.99, spending between $4.98 or $2.98 total.
Sign up for my FREE monthly newsletter and receive a download code for a FREE audible copy of Reinheit.
Purchase direct for $19.95

There are some options. If you’re looking to spend nothing, options 1 and 3 are viable. Though, I’m not certain if you lose the audible book when your 30-day free membership is over. Best bet is to sign up for the newsletter and receive a free download code for the audible book. If you want to spend something just not the entire enchilada, option 2 would be your best bet, especially if you purchase the eBook version of Reinheit tomorrow when the Spring Sale kicks off. Or if you have zero issues spending about $20 bucks on a high-quality audiobook, option 4 is the one for you.

By: Thomas S. Flowers

Narrated by: Chuck Roberts

Rebecca Moss never questioned the purchase of the strange, seductive armchair. She wanted to please Frank. But the armchair has a dark purpose. Nazi officer Major Eric Schröder believed fervently in Hitler’s vision of purity. Now the chair has passed to Frank, an abusive thug who has his own twisted understanding of patriotism. There are those who want to destroy the armchair, to end its curse. But can the armchair be stopped before it completes its work?