Over the last few couple of weeks, my email inbox has been blasted with offers of $7 e-books. At first, I thought that since most of the quality e-books I've bought cost about a hundred dollars, a $7 e-book couldn't be even worth reading. The onslaught of offers kept coming and to be honest, some of them did appear tempting. But my skeptical side would always intervene - "If it only costs $7, it can't be any good."



Well, curiosity eventually got the best of me. I throw caution to the wind and decided to risk a whole $7. Worst case, I'd blow $7 and conclude that my original thoughts about poor quality were right. Boy, did I get a surprise. The $7 e-book that I bought was actually better than many other e-books I've bought costing ten times as much.

Here's what I've discovered - The expensive $97 e-books usually have a hundred pages. They're so much filled with fluff, that if you condensed the e-book down to just the important stuff, the size would shrink to about 10 pages or so. Now, the e-book authors might find it somewhat difficult to justify their $97 price tag for an e-book that's only 10 pages, so they add the fluff and filler to increase the page count so buyers feel like they're getting their money's worth.

But think about this - Do you really want to waste your time reading 200 pages, when you can find the info you're looking for in an e-book that's one tenth that size? An think about the difference in price - $97 versus $7.

I really believe that the $7 e-book concept is here to stay. Why would anyone want to spend time and money with fluffed up, expensive e-books when they can get what they need faster and cheaper with the $7 e-books?

I'm so thrilled with the value presented by the $7 e-books that I've put together in a new website, featuring one of the huge and best collections of $7 e-books you're likely to find. These $7 e-books are written by authors from all walks of life and cover a wide range of subjects, so there's bound to be something of interest to everyone.

When you have a minute to spend, you'll want to take a look for yourself. Just head on over to SevenDollarSolution.Who knows - You may decide to never again waste your hard-earned money on those $97 e-books!