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It's kind of fitting since the book that revolutionized digital reading was written during a morning commute and it was "erotic." (I didn't find it so, but I am in the vast minority.) The one thing that ticks me off about this isn't that it's a rip off of Charles Dickens sending chapters to papers back in the day, but the price. This person will be paid how much for a bong novel? A pound a chapter adds up. Just like how authors/publishers are breaking one novel into sections and charging you a regular novel price and it isn't until you get to the end of the first that you realize you've been taken. (I always check the word count before buying.)
The other thing that concerns me is that it takes a different kind of talent to write this kind of cliffhanger and I'm not sure how that works for an erotic novel unless the hero/heroine is left actually hanging.