Kindle Users: Are Kindle books cheaper if u have Prime?

[Beartracks]

Hi, Fiction Group,

My spouse is a big-time Kindle user/reader. We have a regular Amazon account (since it's necessary for making the Kindle book purchases), but we are wondering if the cost of Kindle books may generally be cheaper if you are ALSO an Amazon Prime member?

For example, let's say we buy three books for the Kindle that are $11.99, 14.99, and 3.99, totaling about $31.
If we'd had a Prime membership, might we expect the total could have been, say, $10.99, 12.99, and 3.99 -- $28?


I've been Googling around for an answer, but I only find mention of the "500,000-book lending library" that Amazon makes available to its Prime members with Kindles. But I'm asking about the normal, everyday e-books you actually BUY for your Kindle.

Basically, we buy lots of Kindle books, and I'm wondering if there's a price discount for Prime so that the savings can ultimately offset Prime's annual membership cost.



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