Amazon joined several bestselling authors and another book publisher Tuesday in suing an online bookstore that they say sells pirated e-books.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Seattle, alleges that Ukraine-based KISS Library operates sites including Kissly.net, Libly.net and Cheap-Library.com that illegally copy, distribute and sell e-books at discounted prices to unsuspecting U.S. readers.
Those books include works by Sylvia Day, John Grisham and other members of the Authors Guild who filed the suit with Amazon Publishing and Penguin Random House.
KISS Library could not be reached for comment.
