A Favor?

I don't like to ask for favors, but here's one that may be of benefit to you.  A Case for Amillennialism is still not available in kindle format.

The book was published by Baker Books in 2003.  To my great surprise, it has gone through seven printings, but is still not available in an electronic version.  The folks at Baker are great to work with, and they keep both my books in print.  Even though Man of Sin hasn't sold nearly as well, despite the cool cover, it is available in kindle format (Man of Sin)

So, here's the favor.  On the Amazon web page for my book, right below the picture of the cover, is a link which reads "Tell the publisher, I would like to read this book on kindle." 

If you have a moment, and are a kindle user, please follow the link here (Click Here) and then click on the "tell the publisher link."  Maybe we can get the kindle version released a bit sooner.

Comments

[Chris Roberts]

I've been wishing for this in electronic format for a while. Have already clicked the link to ask for it from the publisher but will do so again, if it helps. Consider the first click a secret click but this will be my triumphal click.

[Katy]

I have this book and just love it. I don't have a kindle....I like to read books with pages! :) I hope you are able to get this book put on for kindles though so that more people have access to it! :)

[Katy]

And...I just ordered The Man of Sin from amazon. :)
I look forward to reading it!

[Joseph]

Just clicked

[Rolando]

I have done this and I hope Baker publishes it in kindle format. I would love to add this book to my kindle library.

[Lloyd I. Cadle]

I clicked it also!

[SoundGuy]

Hi I clicked the link but I already have the book in Kindle format. I bought it about two years ago. I see that it is now not available which is strange. I saw the same thing with one of VanDrunnen's natural law books where I bought it one day only to see it go off the Kindle Market about a month later. Well hopefully it will return. On a happier note Berkhof's Systematic Theology is available on Kindle. I just downloaded it. And as for those who love paper books. I do too. I only hated them when I had to move 1000 of them from my old place to my current one.

[James]

You can do the same at B&N for the Nook. The man of sin is already available.

[Jonathan]

I recently finished reading A case for Amillenialism, accidentally dropped it in my church library return with some other books...ugh! It's now lost. Very frustrating as I had anticipated buying it to read, and had read it slow and thoroughly, looking up scripture references and was planning to reread it, it was so good!

I am a recovering dispensational premillenialist. After seeing some major holes in that theology I began reading books and searching online for info, many times I read of others who were of similar background who were now amillenialists and recommended your book. After being on the fence, I'd say your book convinced me to the point I now would fully consider myself an amillenialist.

Anyway, I received Kindle Fire for Christmas so a Kindle version of your book would be great! Not likely to get mixed up with other paperbacks.

Thanks for writing such a helpful book!

[Stuart Brogden]

Having read this book twice and recommended it to many, I jumped on the opportunity to help get it in Kindle format. Thanks for posting!

[James Morgan]

Just did it. Thanks Dr. Riddlebarger for your ministry.

[Matt Holst]

Just clicked. Hope it works out.