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Gerald Summer: Amazon KDP author data

As of Nov 6, 2026, Gerald Summer has 2 books on Amazon, 2 of them on a best-seller list in the last 30 days (best rank #4), mostly in Tax Law, Accounting, International.

2Books on Amazon
2Listed in 30 days
4.8Average rating
Median price$7.05
Price range (middle 50%)$5.02 – $9.08
Median reviews27
Total reviews54
New books (30 days)2
Breakout books (30 days)2

What stands out

  • Median price $7.05, 65% below the median of their main category, Tax Law.

Gerald Summer's best-ranked books

  1. LLC & Taxes for Beginners: How Anyone Can Launch a Company and Slash Taxes Without Lawyers book cover by Gerald Summer

    LLC & Taxes for Beginners: How Anyone Can Launch a Company and Slash Taxes Without Lawyers, Confusion, or Wasting Months for U.S. & Non-U.S. Entrepreneurs (Business Books)

    by Gerald Summer

    • Price$11.11
    • Rating4.8
    • Reviews27

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  2. LLC & Taxes for Beginners: How Anyone Can Launch a Company and Slash Taxes Without Lawyers book cover by Gerald Summer

    LLC & Taxes for Beginners: How Anyone Can Launch a Company and Slash Taxes Without Lawyers, Confusion, or Wasting Months for U.S. & Non-U.S. Entrepreneurs (Business Books Book 1)

    by Gerald Summer

    • Price$2.99
    • Rating4.8
    • Reviews27
    • Published2026-08

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FAQ

How many books does Gerald Summer have on Amazon?

KDPTop tracks 2 of their books; 2 made an Amazon list in the last 30 days.

Which categories does Gerald Summer publish in?

Their books chart most often in Tax Law, Accounting, International.

How does Gerald Summer price their books?

The median price is $7.05; half of the books cost $5.02–$9.08.

Has Gerald Summer released new books recently?

2 new books in the last 30 days, 2 of which reached a Best Sellers list.

About this data

Data comes from KDPTop's daily crawl of Amazon's public Best Sellers pages; medians use the latest list. The opportunity score (0–100, higher is easier to enter) combines the review barrier, the share of low-review books, list turnover, new-release share and price.