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Is there any way to give clickable buy links in the back of EPUB book?<br />
For example, if author has written other books, the customer could click that book's title and be taken to the appropriate website. i.e., Amazon if the reader is using a Kindle device, or Apple if an iPad, or Barnes and Noble if an Nook.<br />
Please keep in mind, we would want to distribute one epub file, not individually customized epubs for each retailer.
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Is there any way to give clickable buy links in the back of EPUB book?
For example, if author has written other books, the customer could click that book's title and be taken to the appropriate website. i.e., Amazon if the reader is using a Kindle device, or Apple if an iPad, or Barnes and Noble if an Nook.
Please keep in mind, we would want to distribute one epub file, not individually customized epubs for each retailer.

Clickable buy links in the backs of EPUB books?

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