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Not to worry: Pre-order Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol now for $9.99 
indieKindle | by Steve(noreply@blogger.com) | Sat, Jun 6
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Fears that the Kindle edition of Dan Brown's forthcoming blockbuster novel The Lost Symbol might not be released concurrently with the September 15 hardcover release date have been dispelled as Amazon is now accepting $9.99 pre-orders for the instant bestseller-to-be in the Kindle St...
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