BooksOnBoard provide Mac-compatible OverDrive MP3 audio-books
BooksOnBoard is proud to offer a wide selection of downloadable MP3 OverDrive audio-books, which can now be downloaded to Macs with the OverDrive Media Console for Mac.
“Previously, our Mac customers were unable to download Audio Books from our website,” according to BooksOnBoard CEO Bob LiVolsi. “The OverDrive Media Console for Mac users solves this issue.”
BooksOnBoard has an extensive catalogue of over 5,500 MP3 audio books. This collection grows every week. Some of the authors with MP3 Audio Books available at BooksOnBoard include P.G. Wodehouse, Orson Scott Card, Ruth Rendell, Michael Dobbs, Paula Danziger, Ann Leary, Lisa Unger, Sebastian Faulks, Richard Preston, Patrick J. Buchanan, Pete Sampras, Deepak Chopra, Lee Child, Rick Riordan, Jeff Shaara, Mary Balogh, Carl Hiaasen, Arianna Huffington, Philip Pullman, and Kurt Vonnegut.
BooksOnBoard is an online retailer of eBooks, downloadable audio-books, Sony PRS-505 ebook readers, Sony PRS-700 ebook readers, and Cybook ebook readers. Established in 2005, Books On Board is based in Austin, Texas.
BooksOnBoard believes in offering the broadest selection possible and aggressive pricing. They currently carry over 210,000 titles from the major publishers and small publishing houses offering eBooks in Adobe format for Adobe Reader and Adobe Digital Editions, Adobe EPUB format for Adobe Digital Editions, Mobipocket, Microsoft Reader and Palm/eReader formats.
Posted: December 5th, 2008
Author: Lee
Categories: Audio-books, Philip Pullman
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