Donna McGee-Mosley

I really enjoy this AI Audio reader. I like to read and listen to my books but I can't always afford the audible. This is an awesome Plan B. I immediately purchased the premium option without question. Premium is a one-time charge and it's under $15. You have lots of AI voices that you can choose from. Including Australian, United Kingdom, English and more. I highly recommend this app for people that like things read to them; for whatever reason!

Orin Safko

I found ReadEra Premium while looking for a low cost alternative to BookFusion. BookFusion's subscription fees were too high for me. But I wanted an app that would sync my books between devices. ReadEra Premium is the best. For a one time fee, I can sync all of my books across all of my devices using my Google Drive to store my books. This app is awesome. Support is good too. I emailed them a question and they got back to me within 48 hours.

Gwen Patton

This is one of the most useful tools I've had the good fortune to install. I used the free version for only a few days before purchasing the paid version. While I do have a huge Kindle library, they don't trust their customers with the full version of the books they buy, so they should not be surprised that I value those who do. Project Gutenberg, Humble Bundle, the Von Mises Library, and a mort of others make an app like ReadEra outright essential. Combined with Calibre, it's a treasure!

E Snead

The audio reader can be configured to use your own local (and potentially customized) text to speech (TTS) engine. Making this insanely affordable compared to voice readers apps that charge you as a service for $100 a year or steal your information to provide a usable service. This is one of the few apps that hasn't made me regret buying it. Would donate post purchase because its updates are so steadily improving the usability without succumbing to fad-y nonsense. Great overall reader. Edited

Allison

I like this app so much that I bought the premium version. I upgraded for the text to speech function. I use the text to speech function because it reminds me of my old 2012 kindle, and I can listen to the "audiobooks" on long drives with my phone off. You get a stellar reading experience on either version, but I really like the QOL features, such as the expanded bookshelf and better highlight functionality. you cannot go wrong with either, and for less than the price of lunch, it is worth it.