NovelFlow-Unlimited Books

was a 5 star app but you lose 3 for greed. used to be able to use coins to read more now I have collected enough to read the book I want and I can't even use them. what's the point of having a coin system if you can't even use them. I'm better off finding them free online, at least than I don't have to wait 20 mins for more ads. absolutely ridiculous, this is why apps lose traction. GREED

I'm new to this app but I like the transparency and stories. The pricing scheme is pretty transparent. There don't seem to be so many tiers of buying options that make no sense and cost you much more than you intended. I like that you can get 9 chapters free per day pre book and that you can earn ad less time and further reading through simple tasks that don't require you to spend money. The stories so far have been well written and I believe the authors are human beings and not AI.

The app only works when it wants to. It acts like it's loading all the time. When I have full bars, I have to log out and log back in frequently. It takes subscription payment 8 days before the payment is due. It says you can read for free, but I wasn't able to. It let's you read half the book them you have to get a subscription to finish the book and 19.99 a month isn't worth it. I have an app I pay 8.99 a month for, and it's better. I do have to say the books are good though.

I love this app, It gives you quite a few ways to always be able to go to the next chapter of your book, even if you don't add money or buy subscription. just watch short videos to unlock next chapters and continue reading . plus they have amazing variety, and ways to turn your count l coins you accumulate in different ways into actual money. just try it, you won't be disappointed.

I wanted to give it a chance and like it but between ads every three pages that end up crashing the app half the time, or only getting 9 chapters (with ads during and after) and then you have to wait hours.. and you can't read another story either. it's just not a great option for an avid reader. and who in this economy can afford the no ad prices. I think it would be a good app for a casually reader who just wants the equivalent of 20 pages a day.