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So far I’m enjoying the book and they have a really good policy for letting you read without spending your life savings.

I’ve actually been enjoying the book I’m reading on here and they really did give a lot of free chapters, more than any other app I’ve come across which makes it a joy to just sit and read. Honestly I’ve deleted the rest of my “supposedly free” reading apps because the amount of money you end up spending over time is staggering. This one is, so far, exactly what it claims to be. I even had one app that I bought a bunch of coins on and while I had the app closed they decided for themselves how my coins that I spent my money on should be spent (that one was Mobilis; avoid it they spent 2/3 of my

I’m enjoying the book I’m reading. I don’t think it’s worth the money they’re trying to get me to pay. Paying at least $100 over time for one book is ridiculous and developers, don’t even try telling me it’s so you can pay the writers. Even published bestsellers do not sell for that kind of money unless it’s a limited first edition special book. I was particularly angry when I spent money to buy coins a little over a day ago. I was debating about spending $5 more to unlock 50 chapters at once. When I logged into the app today, my coins that I purchased were considerably depleted without my con

Frozen Free Fall and Frozen Adventure, great graphics, fun games, but obviously it is all pay to play now. If you don’t pay and pay and pay, you are allowed maybe 30 minutes a day to play, if you happen to log in when you have 30 minutes of time to play, because your chance to play is at Jam City’s convenience not yours. The best games on the web, the ones we play for hours and hours and days and days, have none of this stupid, outdated, “five lives” or a whole 15 minutes (wow sooooo generous) to play. The best games are ALWAYS unlimited lives. They also offer some daily, valuable boosters/cur