I was given a kindle a year ago and have really enjoyed it for its convenience. I've mainly been reading books that come free with Prime Reading, and have had a mixed experience with them. Some have been great, but often it's felt like I'm eating fast-food: thrillers that quickly reel you in but somehow, once you're finished, leave you feeling empty.
Before the kindle I'd used the local library - which I think is why I've struggled to contemplate spending any money on the books I read on the kindle - I'm just not used to it (nor do I have much cash to splash).
But - am just about to go on holiday and whilst I know I'll enjoy a few fast-food detective thrillers, I want to find something for the kindle that I can savour a little.
Anyone got any recommendations for relatively inexpensive kindle books they've really enjoyed?
In the past I've enjoyed books like Cutting for Stone by A. Verghase, or Bel Canto by Ann Patchett - or Wendell Berry, so not too meaty, but thoughtful, and well written. Love auto/biographies too.
Any ideas gratefully received.